These are not listed in any particular order. I hope you may find some of these resources beneficial in the ever-changing climate of contextual youth ministry.
I have benefitted from these organizations, curriculum, and networks both in New York and now in an international setting in France.
Barefoot Ministries http://barefootministries.com/
Recommended: “Missio Life”, Immerse Journal, Credo, “A World Unbroken”
http://www.immersejournal.com/
http://barefootministries.com/aworldunbroken
Sparkhouse http://wearesparkhouse.org/
“SPARKHOUSE CREATES RESOURCES FOR CHRISTIANS THROUGH COLLABORATION AND IMAGINATION. OUR MISSION IS TO SPARK NEW LIFE IN CHRISTIAN COMMUNITIES.”
Recommended:
Re:form curriculum (Confirmation, Ancestors, Traditions)
Echo the Story
The United Church of Christ http://www.ucc.org/
“Our Whole Lives” Justice and Sexuality Education series
http://www.ucc.org/justice/sexuality-education/our-whole-lives.html
Paraclete Press http://www.paracletepress.com/
The Jesus Creed (student edition) http://www.paracletepress.com/the-jesus-creed-for-students-loving-god-loving-others.html
YouthFront– spiritual formation and camps
The Youth Cartel
“Instigating a Revolution in Youth Ministry”
Recommended:
The Good News Curriculum
http://theyouthcartel.com/products/good-news-in-the-neighborhood-a-6-week-curriculum-for-groups/
Open YM events
http://youthwork-magazine.co.uk/main/index.php
Short-term missions:
Envision http://envision-culture.com/
Habitat for Humanity www.habitat.org
Group Work Camps http://groupmissiontrips.com/workcamps
Academic and Theological Training:
Princeton Theological Seminary
*Institute for Youth Ministry http://www.ptsem.edu/iym/
Fuller Theological Seminary
*Fuller Youth Institute http://fulleryouthinstitute.org/
International Association for the Study of Youth Ministry (IASYM) http://www.iasym.net/
Emerging youth's Weblog 
Hey Dan! Have you read Fred Edie’s book “Book, Bath, Table, Time?” It is a sort of theological and practical exploration of youth ministry at the program I work with here at Duke. I don’t mean to write in self-promotion, but I think that Fred’s interest and attention to ancient Church practices, social location and awareness, embodiment and the arts, and the ordering of our lives as a worship may appeal to your youth ministry sensibilities. I would really be interested in your thoughts on it. peace, Alaina
Hey Dan! Have you read Fred Edie’s book “Book, Bath, Table, Time?” It is a sort of theological and practical exploration of youth ministry at the program I work with here at Duke. I don’t mean to write in self-promotion, but I think that Fred’s interest and attention to ancient Church practices, social location and awareness, embodiment and the arts, and the ordering of our lives as a worship may appeal to your youth ministry sensibilities. I would really be interested in your thoughts on it. peace, Alaina