It’s imperative for the youth development field to engage in changing the institutional, systemic, and cultural practices preventing equal access and opportunity for youth throughout society. In this session, participants are going to look at the Youth Development framework and understand the definition of healthy, productive adulthood. Clarifying these outcomes for young people can bring high-quality youth development practices into sharper focus. Participants will learn ways to integrate researched based techniques into their work through facilitation, experiential curriculum, relationship-building strategies and explore how we can eradicate policies and practices in youth development that are discriminatory and perpetuate racial injustice, inequity, and disparity.
Date: To be scheduled
Duration: 2.5 hours virtual, 3.0 hours in-person
Check out the Accompanying curriculum:
Crossing the River: A Ten-Step Implementation Guide to Design Youth Development Programs