This training is for people who are new to the practice of youth-adult partnership. It has eight sections, each with brief readings, videos, and thought-provoking practical questions. This training can be done individually or in groups.
Zeldin, Larson, and Camino (2005) brought together over 20 scholars and field professionals to write about good practices for strong youth-adult relationships and partnerships. The articles focused on community organizations that put a high value on youth voice in governance and program decision making. Viewed together, the studies provide diverse insights into effectiveness.
You can read the introduction here: “Intergenerational relationships and partnerships in community programs.”
The YALPE workbook contains information, tools, and survey instruments that youth and staff can use to assess the quality of Y-AP in their own organizations. Guidelines are also offered on how to use this assessment information to strengthen programs..
