1. ASSEMBLY OF YOUTH LEADERS Centrist Democratic Youth Association of the Philippines Kabataang Kumikilos para sa Bayan Centrist Democratic Party of the Philippines

2. “We have the money and the machinery!” “I have the surname of my daddy!” “I have the personality!” “I have a true political party!”

3. What’s up?

8. SUICIDE From 0.23 to 3.59 per 100,000 between 1984 and 2005. From 0.12 to 1.09 per 100,000 in females. Self-Examination should be the first agenda

9. High School Enrolment 52.60 %[84th of 135] College Enrolment 31.20 %[48th of 151] A Correct Sense of Loyalty and Commitment

10. 29.7 Million Internet users as of Dec. 2011 (30.94%;) 27.7M FB users (28.88%) as of Mar. 31, 2012; 9.5M Twitter users as of June 2012; Fighting for One’s RIGHT, the RIGHT WAY

11. Murders committed by youths3,252[6th of 73] Murders by youths per capita12.2[11th of 57] Survive and Live, without taking others

14. Not operated and mobilized during Election Period only Ideologically oriented but realistically grounded Disciplined and has internal democracy to allow the participation of everyone in our decision making processes. Respectful of other ideologies, but aggressive and principled in our pursuit for reforms in our sector CDYAP is a group like no other

15. What WE TRULY Believe in…

16. Core Value 1: HUMAN DIGNITY May paggalang sa magulang Hindi mapanlait at mapangmata Kinokondena ang mga mapagpanggap at mga tinatawag na “social climber”

17. Core Value 2: EMPOWERMENT Hindi nagbibigay ng limos sa isang palaboy, bagkus tinuturuan ito ng mabuhay ng mag-isa at pinaghihirapan ang pera Ayaw sa konsepto ng “one man team”

18. Core Value 3: SOCIO-POLITICAL RESPONSIBILITY Nagaambag din sa pag-asenso at pag-angat ng bansa sa pamamagitan ng pakikilahok sa mga sibikong gawain at hindi lang puro reklamo at batikos ang alam Responsable sa kanyang sarili, sa kanyang kilos at mga gawain

19. Core Value 4: INTEGRITY Hindi mapagkunwari at mapagpanggap para lamang mapansin o makilala Marunong sumunod sa batas, kahit walang awtoridad o tao na nakatingin para magbantay

20. What have we done?

21. DAVAO REGION Established July, 2012 15 members (due to pay April) Regional Chair: Eduardo Perez IV

22. NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION Established August, 2012 12 dues paying members (due to pay April) Regional Chair: KC Cordova (San Beda College)

23. CEBU Established August, 2012 14 dues paying members (due to pay April) Regional Chair: Ryan Ryla

24. NORTHERN MINDANAO Established October, 2012 45 members, with 21 initially paid Regional Chair: Carl Sapio

25. SALCEDO, EASTERN SAMAR Established September, 2012 51 dues paying members, 51 initially paid District Chair: Antonio Macawile

26. BAGUIO Established January, 2013 5 core members Person-in-charge: Rytchie Hernandez

27. PASSI, ILOILO Established February, 2013 22 members (due to pay April) District Chair: Dexter Quidan

28. BULACAN Established February, 2013 21 members (due to pay April) Provincial Head: Shiella Mago

29. ALICIA, ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY Established February, 2013 56 members (due to pay April) Elected Interim Officers in Northern Mindanao

30. KABATAANG KUMIKILOS PARA SA BAYAN COALITION

31. CDYAP TO SUPPORT ALL CANDIDATES OF THE CDP

32. Our Brand... “TND- Tunay na Demokrasya” “Kung sa ibang partido, mayroong sila-sila; Sa CDP, mayroong tayo-tayo” #TunayNaDemokrasya #CDP “Kung sa ibang partido, ginagamit ang tao; Ang CDP, may malasakit sa tao” #TunayNaDemokrasya #CDP

33. “Kung gusto mo ng matinong pinuno, CDP ang ikampanya mo…” “Sa isang araw na sarap, anim na taon tayong maghihirap. Sa CDP, anim na taon ang ginhawa….”

34. Creative Campaigns END PATRONAGE! CONTRIBUTE FOR CHANGE… FOR COUNTRY… FOR CDP… “IM NOT FOR SALE!” -CDP-

35. Citizen Journalism/CyberRallies: POWER TO THE PEOPLE Capitalizing on Cellphone and Internet Technology to report irregularities and organize rallies through social media sites. Fed to media as part of mainstream news

36. Indie Sine: PROVOCATIVE AND EMPOWERING Artists have used the medium of film making to raise the socio-political consciousness and awareness of people on many societal issues using experimental yet dynamic approaches

37. Street Theater (Flash Mob): THE NEW BEAT OF PUBLIC RALLIES The use of street theater in the form of dancing in a crowd can be used in advocacy raising, against traditional approaches done during street rallies. Here, advocates are able to use music to draw crowds and popularize steps that coincide with their message

38. Lobbying: NON-OBSTRUCTIVE AND LEGITIMATE REFORM This is a strategy where sectors ask for representation in the crafting of policies and/or it asks for a specific legislation to be passed, based on its support base strength

39. “As managerial leaders, we need to understand where we can make a difference & where we can’t. We can learn not to waste our energy where we can’t make an impact & to focus where we can. And when we think we can make a difference, we need to act with power, efficiency, & timing. The ability to do this comes with experience.” (D. Dunphy & T. Pitsis)

40. Payment of Membership (Anti Patronage) It is important that dues are collected because it is a people’s association, owned and controlled by its members and not by a single patron. Membership dues are allocated for -Base Sectors’ Activities (60%) -Projects of the National Organization (40%)

41. Leadership is a crucial start Chairperson Leadership is essential in any start-up organization for guidance and for vision. Deputy Chairperson Secretary Treasurer

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