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The aim is to explore how youth can co-create dissemination processes that inform systemic change and address ethical considerations in their involvement.

June 10, 2026Journal of Participatory Research MethodsOpen Access

A Partnership in Youth-Led Dissemination and Meaning Making

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The aim is to explore how youth can co-create dissemination processes that inform systemic change and address ethical considerations in their involvement.
Analyzed three youth-led dissemination projects: a podcast on educational transformation, a report from a youth summit on mental health, and an evaluation of a juvenile drug treatment court.
Highlighted ethical considerations in honoring youth voices and agency while navigating oppressive forces.
Provided lessons learned and illustrative examples to guide future youth-led dissemination efforts.
Demonstrated that youth-led initiatives can enhance creativity and urgency in dissemination processes.
Showed that co-created dissemination promotes long-term accountability and strengthens community engagement.
Outlined complex ethical challenges in ensuring youth agency while addressing systemic inequalities.

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Explores youth-led dissemination projects, demonstrating collaboration to inform community change and accountability.

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Springer et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a28ffc76f82f25be989c997 https://doi.org/10.35844/001c.161168

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A Partnership in Youth-Led Dissemination and Meaning Making

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