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Improving Teen Engagement in Buffalo and Erie County

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teenengagementpolicybrief_v5.pdf (4.74 MB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/73601
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Author
Sosenko, Hannah
Bramhall, Emily
Jablonski, Sara
Abstract

Erie County offers many opportunities for teen engagement through afterschool programs, summer jobs programs, and internships. National research reveals many benefits from these programs, such as improved academic achievement, better health outcomes, and reductions in violence. Participation, however, often drops significantly after youth enter high school. A better understanding of adolescent development and youth engagement strategies, ranging from active participation to shared leadership, will draw more teens into programs and maximize their impact.

Date Issued
2018-11-13
Keywords
buffalo
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erie
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youth
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education
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civil rights
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engagement
Type
article

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