http://pomoworld.ning.com/ The Human Enlightenment Project. A social network that was created in attempts to bring awareness to the existence of the unknown work, pomo, and everything it stands for.
http://www.thegyc.com/joomlaboard/Itemid,214/ The Gay Youth Web forum is a space for gay youth to share, connect, talk about the issues they’re facing in life.
http://www.teencentral.net/WhatsNew/New.php Teencentral.net is a space where teens can publish their works of poetry, prose, and life questions.
http://tlcteenslivingwithcancer.yuku.com/directory Teens Living with Cancer is a forum and community designed to create space for young people to talk about the everyday stuff of living with this disease. There is lots of space in this forum for conversations related to spirituality.
http://www.teenphrase.com/ Teen Phrase is a forum community that is filled with very random conversations that drift from here to there but definitely include the spiritual.
http://forums.student.com/viewforum.php?f=22 Student.com is a “student center network” for college students, high school students, and teens.
www.teenhelp.org Teen Help is an advice site for teens where teens give teens advice on everyday topics.
http://youthvoices.net/elgg/ Youth Voices is a social networking site for teens where you can search for topics or interests and connect with young people all over the world.
2 comments:
Questions to answer:
1.Would you consider this site to be teen friendly? (Some are not designed specifically for teens)
2.What questions, experiences, lived reality does this site speak to?
3.Look through the eyes of a young person…does this site provide space to be yourself?
To ask questions?
Does it hold you accountable for your thoughts?
Does it equip you to engage the world around you in thoughtful spiritual conversation?
Is there space to practice talking about spiritual matters?
We pomoworlded it.
1. We didn't see anything that made it not teen friendly.
2. It invites people who may not have a voice in other areas in their life. It seemed to be empowering,
3. As much as any internet space allows you to be yourself this one did. (presence is important.) You could post where you wanted and there was space to ask questions.
from Isaiah & Laura
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