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https://web.archive.org/web/20050209162747/http://www.amhorizons.com/resource001.htm
​ ​A. Youth Serving Organizations

Big Brothers/Big Sisters of America
www.bbbsa.org

Boy Scouts of America
www.bsa.scouting.org

Boys & Girls Clubs of America
www.bgca.org

Boys Town/Girls Town
www.boystown.org

Camp Fire USA
www.campfire.org

Forum for Youth Investment
www.forumforyouthinvestment.org

Girl Scouts of the USA
www.girlscouts.org

Head Start Bureau
www.acf.dhhs.gov

MenTeach
www.MenTeach.org

National Four-H Council
www.fourhcouncil.edu

What Kids Can Do
www.whatkidscando.org

YMCA
www.ymca.net

Youth Challenge International
www.yci.org

YWCA
www.ywca.org

 



 B. Faith-Based

Group Publishing
www.grouppublishing.com

National Network of Youth Ministries
www.youthpastor.com

National Study of Youth and Religion
www.youthandreligion.org

YouthBuilders
www.pulseyouth.com

Youthworker Journal
www.youthspecialties.com


C. Juvenile Justice

American Bar Association/Children’s Law Section
www.abanet.org/child

Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice
www.cjcj.org

Coalition for Juvenile Justice
www.juvjustice.org

The Fortune Society
www.fortuneso ciety.org

National Association of Child Advocates
www.childadvocacy.org

National Center for Juvenile Justice
www.ncjj.org

National Center for Youth Law
www.youthlaw.org

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention/National Criminal Justice Reference Service
www.ojjdp.ncjrs.org

 
Leadership Online Library
Adaptability & Flexibility

Communication

Goals

Lessons of Experience

Leading with Purpose

Staying on Track

Effective Relationships

Feedback

Coaching

Selection

Teams

Leadership Perspectives

Creativity

Leading Change

Teaching from Experience

Leading Diversity

Leading Global Work

Building Leadership Capacity

Publication Packages

Business Balls
 
Children, Youth and Family Consortium
www.cyfc.umn.edu

Connect for Kids
www.connectforkids.org

Do Something
www.dosomething.org

Forum for Youth Investment
www.forumforyouthinvestment.org

Geminus
www.geminus.org

Girls’ Coalition of Greater Boston
www.girlscoalition.org

HandsNet
www.handsnet.org

International Development Network
www.idn.org

International Youth Foundation
www.iyfnet.org

Kids Count
www.aecf.org/kidscount/index.htm

National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
www.missingkids.org

National Children’s Alliance
www.nncac.org

National Children’s Coalition (Streetcats)
www.child.net

National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect Information
www.calib.com

National Clearinghouse on Families and Youth
www.ncfy.com

National Clearinghouse for Youth Sports Information
www.nays.org

National Directory of Children, Youth & Family Services
www.childrenyouthfamilydir.com

 
National Mentoring Partnership
www.mentoring.org

National Network for Child Care
www.nncc.org

National Network for Youth
www.nn4youth.org

National Resource Center for Youth Development
www.nrcys.ou.edu

National Youth Development Information Center
www.nydic.org

National Youth Leadership Council
www.nylc.org

New Ways to Work
www.nww.org

Prevent Child Abuse America
www.childabuse.org

Public/Private Ventures
www.ppv.org

Reclaiming Youth Network
www.reclaiming.com

Search Institute
www.search-institute.org

Texas Network of Youth Services
www.tnoys.org

Tutor/Mentoring Connection
www.tutormentorconnection.org

United National Indian Tribal Youth
www.unity.org

United Nations Children’s Fund
www.unicef.org

Worldwide Web Resources for Social Workers
www.nyu.edu/socialwork/wwwrsw

Youth on Board
www.youthonboard.org

Youth and Child Resource Net
www.childnet/childco.htm

Youth and Children’s Resource Web
www.slip.net

Youth Crime Watch of America
www.ycwa.org

Youthwork Links and Ideas
www.youthwork.com

Youth as Resources
www.youthonboard.org

Youth Service America
www.servenet.org

Youth Today-Youth Tomorrow
www.ytyt.org


 
D. Resources & Research

America’s Promise—The Alliance for Youth
www.americaspromise.org

American Youth Policy Forum
www.aypf.org

Child Abuse
www.childabuse.org

Child Welfare League of America
www.childabuse.org

Child Welfare Links
www.childwelfare.com

Children’s Defense Fund
www.childrensdefense.org

B. Faith-Based

Group Publishing
www.grouppublishing.com

National Network of Youth Ministries
www.youthpastor.com

National Study of Youth and Religion
www.youthandreligion.org

YouthBuilders
www.pulseyouth.com

Youthworker Journal
www.youthspecialties.com


C. Juvenile Justice

American Bar Association/Children’s Law Section
www.abanet.org/child

Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice
www.cjcj.org

Coalition for Juvenile Justice
www.juvjustice.org

The Fortune Society
www.fortuneso ciety.org

National Association of Child Advocates
www.childadvocacy.org

National Center for Juvenile Justice
www.ncjj.org

National Center for Youth Law
www.youthlaw.org

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention/National Criminal Justice Reference Service
www.ojjdp.ncjrs.org

 
Leadership Online Library
Adaptability & Flexibility

Communication

Goals

Lessons of Experience

Leading with Purpose

Staying on Track

Effective Relationships

Feedback

Coaching

Selection

Teams

Leadership Perspectives

Creativity

Leading Change

Teaching from Experience

Leading Diversity

Leading Global Work

Building Leadership Capacity

Publication Packages

Business Balls
 
Children, Youth and Family Consortium
www.cyfc.umn.edu

Connect for Kids
www.connectforkids.org

Do Something
www.dosomething.org

Forum for Youth Investment
www.forumforyouthinvestment.org

Geminus
www.geminus.org

Girls’ Coalition of Greater Boston
www.girlscoalition.org

HandsNet
www.handsnet.org

International Development Network
www.idn.org

International Youth Foundation
www.iyfnet.org

Kids Count
www.aecf.org/kidscount/index.htm

National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
www.missingkids.org

National Children’s Alliance
www.nncac.org

National Children’s Coalition (Streetcats)
www.child.net

National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect Information
www.calib.com

National Clearinghouse on Families and Youth
www.ncfy.com

National Clearinghouse for Youth Sports Information
www.nays.org

National Directory of Children, Youth & Family Services
www.childrenyouthfamilydir.com

 
National Mentoring Partnership
www.mentoring.org

National Network for Child Care
www.nncc.org

National Network for Youth
www.nn4youth.org

National Resource Center for Youth Development
www.nrcys.ou.edu

National Youth Development Information Center
www.nydic.org

National Youth Leadership Council
www.nylc.org

New Ways to Work
www.nww.org

Prevent Child Abuse America
www.childabuse.org

Public/Private Ventures
www.ppv.org

Reclaiming Youth Network
www.reclaiming.com

Search Institute
www.search-institute.org

Texas Network of Youth Services
www.tnoys.org

Tutor/Mentoring Connection
www.tutormentorconnection.org

United National Indian Tribal Youth
www.unity.org

United Nations Children’s Fund
www.unicef.org

Worldwide Web Resources for Social Workers
www.nyu.edu/socialwork/wwwrsw

Youth on Board
www.youthonboard.org

Youth and Child Resource Net
www.childnet/childco.htm

Youth and Children’s Resource Web
www.slip.net

Youth Crime Watch of America
www.ycwa.org

Youthwork Links and Ideas
www.youthwork.com

Youth as Resources
www.youthonboard.org

Youth Service America
www.servenet.org

Youth Today-Youth Tomorrow
www.ytyt.org

B. Faith-Based

Group Publishing
www.grouppublishing.com

National Network of Youth Ministries
www.youthpastor.com

National Study of Youth and Religion
www.youthandreligion.org

YouthBuilders
www.pulseyouth.com

Youthworker Journal
www.youthspecialties.com


C. Juvenile Justice

American Bar Association/Children’s Law Section
www.abanet.org/child

Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice
www.cjcj.org

Coalition for Juvenile Justice
www.juvjustice.org

The Fortune Society
www.fortuneso ciety.org

National Association of Child Advocates
www.childadvocacy.org

National Center for Juvenile Justice
www.ncjj.org

National Center for Youth Law
www.youthlaw.org

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention/National Criminal Justice Reference Service
www.ojjdp.ncjrs.org



  Here you will find Self-Assessment Resources. These resources are both fun and educational you are encouraged to take as many assessment/evaluation tests as you would like.Self Evaluation Resources:GEMS http://www.clat.psu.edu/gems/other/selfeval.htmlTake the Career Quiz!CareerZoneLearning Styles http://www2.ncsu.edu/unity/lockers/users/f/felder/public/ILSdir/ilsweb.html
Work Keys http://www.cgibin.ncsu.edu/cep-bin/ckbin/ck.pl
Career Rosourceshttp://www.support4learning.org.uk/jobsearch/assess.htm
 
Keirsey Temperament Sorter
  • Take this test to determine your temperament type. The results are scored according to the Meyers-Briggs personality types.
A Meyers-Briggs test.
  • The VERY short version.
Integrated Personality Type Indicator
  • A medium length version of the Meyers Briggs personality inventory.
Meyers-Briggs Inventory
  • The longest and probably the most accurate inventory.
Meyers-Briggs Psychological Types
  • Profiles for each of the sixteen psychological types.
ITC: Teaching and Learning with Technology
  • In addition to discussing Meyers-Briggs, this site contains a great graphic depicting the relationships of the different personality types to one another.
Learning Styles Inventory
  • To gain a better understanding of yourself as a learner, you need to evaluate the way you prefer to learn or process information. By doing so, you will be able to develop strategies which will enhance your learning potential.
Multiple Intelligences Indicator
  • This online test will assess your intelligences and give you an indication of your learning strengths and weaknesses.
The Holland Personality and Lifestyle's Test
 http://career.missouri.edu/holland/
  • According to leading career-theory expert Dr. John Holland, career choices are an expression of personality, ability, and appropriate environment. In this exercise, you can explore your personality and determine which life-style might be best for you. You will need to print this form out to use it.
Personality Tests
  • This site links to other personality test sites.
Type Logic
Click on your Type and you will learn more about yourself.  It also lists famous people of the same type and looks at Type in relationships. Personalitytype.com  The site of the authors of “Do What you Are” and other popular books using Type, is basically a teaser to get you interested in their books.  However, there is some information about your Type, including Career ideas.  We also have the above book in our library and Type handouts from that resource in the Career Center!
The Keirsey Character Sorter and the Keirsey Temperament Sorter  This site has explanations of Personality Type, and lengthy descriptions of the various temperaments.  It has tWO interactive tests – the Keirsey Character Sorter and the Keirsey Temperament sorter.  This site is a bit hard to use as you have to go to several places within the site to get all the information.
 
 
http://www.nhes.state.nh.us/elmi/nhcrn/careerplan.htm Great resources
 
1st - Get To Know Yourself (Assessments)
  • Understanding Myself  - How Do I Learn and Transferable Skills Worksheets


  • Skills Search - Find occupations that match most of your skills (free)
  • Find a Career and the paths to get there (free)
  • MU Career Center Career Interests Game (free)  
  • Keirsey Temperament Sorter Provided by the US Department of the Interior, can be used to identify a basic personality type.
  • Personality Tests - Several different to choose from. Most provide free report although some require a fee. http://www.2h.com/Tests/personality-tests.html OR http://www.davideck.com/cgi-bin/tests/tests.cgi?action=personality
  • Steps to Career/Life Planning as offered by University of Waterloo Career Development Manual
2nd - Explore Careers
  • O*Net - Includes information from skills and abilities to work activities and interests associated with occupations.
  • Occupational Outlook Handbook - Nationally recognized source of career information as provided by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
  • Career Guide to Industries - Information on occupations by industry also provided by the BLS.
  • Occupational Outlook Quarterly - Quarterly magazine published by the BLS covering a wide array of topics.
  • Career Zone - Site originally designed for NY but has many resources useful to others as well.
  • Occupational Exploration - Provided by the US Department of the Interior (DOI), it presents a wealth of information about specific careers.
3rd - Strategies for Job Searching
  • Strategies on Interviewing, Resumes, and Cover Letters  http://www.nhes.state.nh.us/soicc/jobnotes/jobsrch_01.pdf
  • The following useful guides are provided by the US Department of the Interior.
    • Networking
    • Resumes
    • Cover Letters
    • Interviews

Career Assessments OnLine

A number of assessments are available free of charge on the internet.
 The Career Key
College Board

The Career Key
Myers-Briggs-16 Career Types
Myers-Brigg-Career Examples
Holland's Interest Inventory
Transferable Skill Survey
Employment Search Readiness Inventory 
A variety of assessment links
Kaplan Educational Center
Campbell Interest and Skill Survey
OnLine Personality Tests

http://www.2h.com/personality-tests.html

Personality Assessments OnLine

 Keirsey Temperament Sorter II
     Type Profiles (support materials for the Keirsey)
     Personality Type Summaries (support materials for the 
     Keirsey or Myers-Briggs)
Keirsey Character Sorter
Personality Type.com
The Enneagram
Life Colors Test
Personality Shape Test (for fun!) 
The Symbol Test (for fun!) 



Learning Styles Assessments

 The VARK
Index of Learning Styles
Learning Styles and Strategies (article)

Career and Self-Assessments:
Preparing for College here are a few resources.
Testing:
WebWare SAT Skill
Lessons

Practice SAT questions with suggestions for test taking strategies.
College Board Test Dates
Plan at least 6 weeks in advance.
SAT Information
Extensive information about this college entrance test.
SAT Registration
Register online.
ACT Information
This test is becoming a popular choice for many students and widely accepted by colleges.
PSAT/SAT Information
Preparation

Practice makes perfect!
Armed Services Vocational
Aptitude Battery

This is the military entrance exam (ASVAB) required by all the branches.

    College Related Information:
CollegeEdge Home
Page

Examine colleges, scholarships, careers, majors and more.
Yahoo College Search
Use a popular search engine to find a college.
Peterson's College Guide
A well known resource for comparing colleges.
College Board Online
Access the organization that sponsors the SAT I and II.
NCAA Online
Inportant information for students interested in becoming college athletes.
New England Board of
Higher Education

All kinds of helpful information, especially about discounted tuition at out of state public universities for Maine residents. 
College and Universities
Links to lots of homepages.
University of Maine 
System

All about the branches of the University of Maine.
CollegeView College
Search

Here is an opportunity to search for a college of your choice.
CollegeNET Home Page
A college search service.
U.S. Two-Year Colleges
A comprehensive list of associate degree-granting colleges.
 
 
Minority Institution
Information

These colleges cater to students from particular ethnic groups.
Study Abroad Programs Directory
Interested in traveling to foreign lands?  Explore ways to combine school and immersion in a foreign culture.
"Fishnet"
A comprehensive database of colleges for your search.
 
 
 
 

        Financial Aid:
Fastweb
Search for scholarships online.
Yahoo! - Education:Financial Aid
Search for scholarships; contact colleges; find out about loans.  Yahoo brings it all to one location.
The Student Guide
The Student Guide is the most comprehensive resource on student financial aid from the U.S. Department of Education.
The FAFSA Online
File your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (required by all colleges to receive financial aid).
The CSS Profile
Certain private colleges require this form in addition to the FAFSA.
U.S. Dept. of Education
Office of Student Financial 
Aid Programs

Provides general information about the major federal student aid programs, the new tax credits for education expenses, and other federal, state, and private sources of information.
Financial Aid Information
A comprehensive collection of annotated links to most financial aid resources on the Internet.
 
 
 
 

 Demonstrate job seeking skills.
Career Mosaic
Online database for job search.  Tips on job hunting.
Job Web
Job information posted by the National Association of Colleges.
 America's Job Bank
Search for openings, and access occupational information with employment projection by state.

  Here you will find Self-Assessment Resources. These resources are both fun and educational you are encouraged to take as many assessment/evaluation tests as you would like.Self Evaluation Resources:GEMS http://www.clat.psu.edu/gems/other/selfeval.htmlTake the Career Quiz!CareerZoneLearning Styles http://www2.ncsu.edu/unity/lockers/users/f/felder/public/ILSdir/ilsweb.html
Work Keys http://www.cgibin.ncsu.edu/cep-bin/ckbin/ck.pl
Career Rosourceshttp://www.support4learning.org.uk/jobsearch/assess.htm
 
Keirsey Temperament Sorter
  • Take this test to determine your temperament type. The results are scored according to the Meyers-Briggs personality types.
A Meyers-Briggs test.
  • The VERY short version.
Integrated Personality Type Indicator
  • A medium length version of the Meyers Briggs personality inventory.
Meyers-Briggs Inventory
  • The longest and probably the most accurate inventory.
Meyers-Briggs Psychological Types
  • Profiles for each of the sixteen psychological types.
ITC: Teaching and Learning with Technology
  • In addition to discussing Meyers-Briggs, this site contains a great graphic depicting the relationships of the different personality types to one another.
Learning Styles Inventory
  • To gain a better understanding of yourself as a learner, you need to evaluate the way you prefer to learn or process information. By doing so, you will be able to develop strategies which will enhance your learning potential.
Multiple Intelligences Indicator
  • This online test will assess your intelligences and give you an indication of your learning strengths and weaknesses.
The Holland Personality and Lifestyle's Test
 http://career.missouri.edu/holland/
  • According to leading career-theory expert Dr. John Holland, career choices are an expression of personality, ability, and appropriate environment. In this exercise, you can explore your personality and determine which life-style might be best for you. You will need to print this form out to use it.
Personality Tests
  • This site links to other personality test sites.
Type Logic
Click on your Type and you will learn more about yourself.  It also lists famous people of the same type and looks at Type in relationships. Personalitytype.com  The site of the authors of “Do What you Are” and other popular books using Type, is basically a teaser to get you interested in their books.  However, there is some information about your Type, including Career ideas.  We also have the above book in our library and Type handouts from that resource in the Career Center!
The Keirsey Character Sorter and the Keirsey Temperament Sorter  This site has explanations of Personality Type, and lengthy descriptions of the various temperaments.  It has tWO interactive tests – the Keirsey Character Sorter and the Keirsey Temperament sorter.  This site is a bit hard to use as you have to go to several places within the site to get all the information.
 
 
http://www.nhes.state.nh.us/elmi/nhcrn/careerplan.htm Great resources
 
1st - Get To Know Yourself (Assessments)
  • Understanding Myself  - How Do I Learn and Transferable Skills Worksheets


  • Skills Search - Find occupations that match most of your skills (free)
  • Find a Career and the paths to get there (free)
  • MU Career Center Career Interests Game (free)  
  • Keirsey Temperament Sorter Provided by the US Department of the Interior, can be used to identify a basic personality type.
  • Personality Tests - Several different to choose from. Most provide free report although some require a fee. http://www.2h.com/Tests/personality-tests.html OR http://www.davideck.com/cgi-bin/tests/tests.cgi?action=personality
  • Steps to Career/Life Planning as offered by University of Waterloo Career Development Manual
2nd - Explore Careers
  • O*Net - Includes information from skills and abilities to work activities and interests associated with occupations.
  • Occupational Outlook Handbook - Nationally recognized source of career information as provided by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
  • Career Guide to Industries - Information on occupations by industry also provided by the BLS.
  • Occupational Outlook Quarterly - Quarterly magazine published by the BLS covering a wide array of topics.
  • Career Zone - Site originally designed for NY but has many resources useful to others as well.
  • Occupational Exploration - Provided by the US Department of the Interior (DOI), it presents a wealth of information about specific careers.
3rd - Strategies for Job Searching
  • Strategies on Interviewing, Resumes, and Cover Letters  http://www.nhes.state.nh.us/soicc/jobnotes/jobsrch_01.pdf
  • The following useful guides are provided by the US Department of the Interior.
    • Networking
    • Resumes
    • Cover Letters
    • Interviews

Career Assessments OnLine

A number of assessments are available free of charge on the internet.
 The Career Key
College Board

The Career Key
Myers-Briggs-16 Career Types
Myers-Brigg-Career Examples
Holland's Interest Inventory
Transferable Skill Survey
Employment Search Readiness Inventory 
A variety of assessment links
Kaplan Educational Center
Campbell Interest and Skill Survey
OnLine Personality Tests

http://www.2h.com/personality-tests.html

Personality Assessments OnLine

 Keirsey Temperament Sorter II
     Type Profiles (support materials for the Keirsey)
     Personality Type Summaries (support materials for the 
     Keirsey or Myers-Briggs)
Keirsey Character Sorter
Personality Type.com
The Enneagram
Life Colors Test
Personality Shape Test (for fun!) 
The Symbol Test (for fun!) 



Learning Styles Assessments

 The VARK
Index of Learning Styles
Learning Styles and Strategies (article)

Career and Self-Assessments:
Preparing for College here are a few resources.
Testing:
WebWare SAT Skill
Lessons

Practice SAT questions with suggestions for test taking strategies.
College Board Test Dates
Plan at least 6 weeks in advance.
SAT Information
Extensive information about this college entrance test.
SAT Registration
Register online.
ACT Information
This test is becoming a popular choice for many students and widely accepted by colleges.
PSAT/SAT Information
Preparation

Practice makes perfect!
Armed Services Vocational
Aptitude Battery

This is the military entrance exam (ASVAB) required by all the branches.

    College Related Information:
CollegeEdge Home
Page

Examine colleges, scholarships, careers, majors and more.
Yahoo College Search
Use a popular search engine to find a college.
Peterson's College Guide
A well known resource for comparing colleges.
College Board Online
Access the organization that sponsors the SAT I and II.
NCAA Online
Inportant information for students interested in becoming college athletes.
New England Board of
Higher Education

All kinds of helpful information, especially about discounted tuition at out of state public universities for Maine residents. 
College and Universities
Links to lots of homepages.
University of Maine 
System

All about the branches of the University of Maine.
CollegeView College
Search

Here is an opportunity to search for a college of your choice.
CollegeNET Home Page
A college search service.
U.S. Two-Year Colleges
A comprehensive list of associate degree-granting colleges.
 
 
Minority Institution
Information

These colleges cater to students from particular ethnic groups.
Study Abroad Programs Directory
Interested in traveling to foreign lands?  Explore ways to combine school and immersion in a foreign culture.
"Fishnet"
A comprehensive database of colleges for your search.
 
 
 
 

        Financial Aid:
Fastweb
Search for scholarships online.
Yahoo! - Education:Financial Aid
Search for scholarships; contact colleges; find out about loans.  Yahoo brings it all to one location.
The Student Guide
The Student Guide is the most comprehensive resource on student financial aid from the U.S. Department of Education.
The FAFSA Online
File your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (required by all colleges to receive financial aid).
The CSS Profile
Certain private colleges require this form in addition to the FAFSA.
U.S. Dept. of Education
Office of Student Financial 
Aid Programs

Provides general information about the major federal student aid programs, the new tax credits for education expenses, and other federal, state, and private sources of information.
Financial Aid Information
A comprehensive collection of annotated links to most financial aid resources on the Internet.
 
 
 
 

 Demonstrate job seeking skills.
Career Mosaic
Online database for job search.  Tips on job hunting.
Job Web
Job information posted by the National Association of Colleges.
 America's Job Bank
Search for openings, and access occupational information with employment projection by state.

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