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Youth Engagement Workshop 2: A Social Justice Approach to Working With and For Young People in Substance Use Prevention

Is your organization ready to engage young people in your prevention work? Could the framework of social justice youth development add to your planned or existing work with and for youth? This 2-part course series responds to requests for additional practice-oriented and interactive content.

In the second course, learners learn more about the social justice youth development framework and how to identify and address unequal distributions of power in youth-adult relationships. The course closes with a reflection, tailored to learners’ own level of youth engagement identified through a pre-survey, about how to engage in practices that enhance authentic collaboration between youth and adults and to apply concepts to their own contexts to deepen commitment to youth voice.

Learning Objectives

  • Describe the five core elements of social justice youth development.
  • Identify unequal distributions of power in youth-adult relationships.
  • Identify at least one practice approach to enhance youth-adult collaboration.

Course Details

  • 2 hours to complete
  • Certificate of completion

  • Written by Dr. Parissa J. Ballard, Allyson Howe, and Dr. Heather Kennedy

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