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This week's content is sponsored by Old National Bank.

New This Month

Teachers and youth workers can make the upcoming U.S. Census a teachable moment. Find out about free resources in this month’s column from IYI.

Also, learn more about why it’s so important for the kids in your schools and programs to get counted. IYI’s Bill Stanczykiewicz talks about the census in this radio interview with WFYI.

Staff Up for Summer

Now’s the time to start looking for summer help. Find skilled candidates by posting your job free on IYI’s Career Center.

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New Approaches to Problem Solving

Day-to-day challenges can be tough for kids. Learn how to help youth face everyday challenges and overcome problems. Register now for “Teaching Children How to Problem Solve,” coming in April to a city near you.

Believe in the Power of Mentoring?

Support IYI’s petition to apply for a specialty license plate that will provide resources for mentoring programs in Indiana.

We need 500 Indiana signatures by March 26.
If our application is successful, our “Mentor a Child” license plate will be seen throughout Indiana. You can be one of the first to have one. Sign our petition now!

March Madness

This month, the Indiana Pacers are offering ticket discounts for youth organizations and schools. Pay only $5 for balcony seats and $15 for Club level for Pacers home games against Oklahoma City (Sunday, March 21) and Sacramento (Tuesday, March 30). Get your tickets at Ticketmaster and use the password MAR10.

New Job openings have been submitted to our Career Center:
Post your position here.

The Indiana Youth Institute promotes the healthy development of children and youth by serving the institutions and people of Indiana who work on their behalf.

For more than twenty years IYI's programs and services have helped build the capacity of Indiana's youth-serving organizations, enhanced the skills of youth workers and connected the wider community with efforts to improve the well-being of children.