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September 3, 2024Journal of Extension0 citationsOpen Access

Collaborating for Social Change: Promising Practices for Effective Youth-Adult Partnerships

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MKMichael KokozosMGMaru González

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Youth-adult partnerships are a powerful means to nurture and amplify youths' voices and create social change. Drawing on our own framework, critical positive youth development, and our experience pilot testing the #PassTheMicYouth curriculum, we identified four promising practices to cultivate youth-adult partnerships. 4-H professionals can use these strategies with youths to prepare them to partner with community-based organizations and to maintain enduring and effective relationships.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e598edb6db643587533febhttps://doi.org/10.34068/joe.62.03.33
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