Let's face it, young people are often overlooked. I guess adults don't remember that it's frustrating to be ignored. Young people have some really brilliant ideas, but if no one pays attention, there's no way for them to be heard. That's why adults need to let young people be more involved and have a greater say in how things work.
- Zach, ACT Youth Network   |
Featured Resources
A first job is a key point of entry into adulthood, but may also cause unintended harm. In this edition of Practice Matters, Chris Batman-Mize discusses how adults can help teens have positive work experiences.
In this narrated presentation, Gregory Owens discusses the problem of youth gang activity and suggests action steps for agencies to consider.
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Often when we speak of adolescents, sex, and sexuality, we focus on what adults don't want young people to do. How can we frame adolescent sexuality in the context of lifelong health?
Sometimes the best ways to involve parents in youth development efforts are elusive. This article reviews approaches and challenges to parent involvement.
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