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Youth participation: How do we make it happen?
Abstract
Many positive youth development community-based efforts struggle with youth participation. This report documents a training program that was designed to assist community partners with organizational readiness as well as recruitment, and retainment for meaningful youth participation.
Date Issued
2003Publisher
ACT for Youth Center of Excellence
Subject
youth engagement; youth-adult partnership; positive youth development; ACT for Youth
Type
other
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