Finland will combat the issue of under 25 year-olds becoming socially alienated through new guidelines for supervision issued to local authorities.
The new legislation aims to provide young adults with more effective monitoring to prevent those youths becoming outcasts in society and offer them career guidance.
YLE reports that the change in laws is essentially targeting [...]
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US youth unemployment soars Go To Original
Even prior to the current economic crisis, today’s young adults were on average poorer and more in debt than their parents. Since the economic meltdown b…
Ron Paul
Campaign For Liberty
Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010
Teenage schoolchildren think oats grow on trees and bacon comes from sheep, a survey showed today.
Many children and young adults also believe eggs were a key ingredient in bread, the researchers said.
The survey showed 26% of children thought bacon came from sheep, 29% thought …
Carl Herman
LA County Nonpartisan Examiner
Saturday, Oct 24th, 2009
By the end of high school, all young adults are instructed to understand and apply the scientific method to match data with hypotheses to explain the data. Most adults report they are able to do this under realistic conditions; that is, they have …
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Increasing concerns are being expressed within Greenland, the country with the highest suicide rate in the world. The rate in Greenland is 24 times that of the United States.
Most at risk are the young, as in many countries it is the teenage and young adult population that are most likely to kill themselves. In bus [...]
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AFP
Sunday, August 30, 2009
PARIS - Swine flu spreads four times faster than other viruses and 40 percent of the fatalities are young adults in good health, the world’s top health official said in an interview appearing Saturday.
“This virus travels at an unbelievable, almost unheard of speed,” World Health Organisation Director …
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In 1951, Denmark’s government approved a social experiment where 22 children were taken from their homes in Greenland and moved to Denmark where they were immersed in Danish language and culture. The idea was to create a new elite group of Danish-thinking Greenlanders and return them to take a leading role in their country’s education [...]
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