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Students encouraged to get active with Striker Soccer Balls and B-Zone magazine

Celebrities and international community leaders inspire Canadian teens to make positive change

Strategy - Vervegirl Toronto To Launch In June

Vervegirl Holds Journalism Contest

Vervegirl Toronto To Launch In June

Youth Culture Group Readies Vervegirl Toronto

Scoop - Hot List Extra

Adnews - Website Roundup

Adnews - Sponsorship Roundup

CBC's Canada Now. 'Teen's working'

Adnews - Youth Culture Redesigns Fuel Magazine

Adnews - Youth Culture Group Promotes one, Hires two

National Post - Sampling's the Best Way to Reach Teens

City YV - Kaaren Whitney-Vernon Interview

CFTR 680 News - Small Business Report

Adnews - Vervegirl Conducts Contest

Adnews - Polaroid, Vervegirl.com Begin Fashion Contest

National Post - Think you Know what Makes a Teenager Tick? Better Think Again.

Marketing Magazine - Teen Culture and the Internet

National Post - In Search of Generation- $

Strategy Magazine - Create Online Communities to Reach Youth, says expert

Strategy Magazine - Beyond the Beauty Spot

Strategy Magazine - Youth Culture Marries its Research, Media Arms

Strategy Magazine - Canada Leads World in Wired Schools

National Post - Life in the Advertising Fast Lane

The Globe and Mail - Web-Surving Teens Turn off the TV

Strategy Magazine - Candy Makers Pump up the Volume

Strategy Magazine - Youth Culture Targets tweens with a Bang