Engaged Youth Stacey Daraio, Deputy Director Community Network for Youth Development

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Engaged Youth Stacey Daraio, Deputy Director Community Network for Youth Development

Engaged Youth: Definition  Participation/Connection  Passion/Commitment  Voice/Input  Collective Action/Shared Leadership

Audience Survey How important do you think having engaged youth in our programs, schools and communities is? A. Extremely important B. Important C. Somewhat important D. Not at all important

Reflective Question If we agree about the importance of youth engagement—then why don’t we see it happening in every program, school or community we visit?

Catalyzing Change  Urgency  Possibility  Equity  Inevitability

Catalyzing Change  Urgency

Catalyzing Change  Possibility

Measuring and Moving Outcomes That Matter STEP 1: Measure supports & opportunities

Measuring and Moving Outcomes That Matter STEP 1: Measure supports & opportunities STEP 2: Set targets

Measuring and Moving Outcomes That Matter STEP 1: Measure supports & opportunities STEP 2: Set targets

Measuring and Moving Outcomes That Matter STEP 1: Measure supports & opportunities STEP 2: Set targets STEP 3: Assess & strengthen organizational characteristics

Measuring and Moving Outcomes That Matter STEP 1: Measure supports & opportunities STEP 2: Set targets STEP 3: Assess & strengthen organizational characteristics STEP 4: Reassess supports & opportunities

Catalyzing Change  Equity

Catalyzing Change  Inevitability

Quality Practice

Summary Engaged youth lead to an engaged citizenry There is evidence that it CAN be done Change takes place at all levels: With Youth, With Youth Workers, and With Organizational Leaders and Policies

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