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Kielsmeier, James – Prevention Researcher, 2011
Dr. James Kielsmeier, founder of the National Youth Leadership Council, uses the history of service-learning as the foundation for the introductory article of this issue. In his article, Dr. Kielsmeier defines service-learning, explores current challenges schools have integrating service-learning within the school day, discusses the need and…
Descriptors: Educational Improvement, Youth Leaders, Service Learning, Teaching Methods
Kimball, Colette – Prevention Researcher, 2005
Based on an interview with Dr. PeiYao Chen, a research analyst with Girls Incorporated, this article explores how the "Girls Study Girls Inc." participatory research project was conducted, what it meant for those involved, and what other programs can learn from it.
Descriptors: Participatory Research, Females, Program Evaluation, Evaluation Methods
Batada, Ameena; Chandra, Anita; King, Sha Ray – Prevention Researcher, 2006
Understanding teens' perceptions of the sources of stress and the ways teens cope with the stress in their lives can lead to more appropriate and effective interventions. Shifting the Lens is a multi-phase project that involved the study of stress from the youth perspective and the application of findings in the form of several tools for use by…
Descriptors: Adolescents, African Americans, Urban Youth, Stress Variables
Post, Margaret; Little, Priscilla – Prevention Researcher, 2005
This article examines how out-of-school time programs can promote youth involvement in civic action by focusing on four interrelated programmatic strategies: establishing organizational readiness that fosters engagement; promoting youth-adult partnerships; engaging youth as leaders and decision makers; and involving youth in research and…
Descriptors: Service Learning, Adolescent Development, Youth Programs, Participation