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Partnerships for Positive Youth Development: What Can We Learn From the Albion Community Model? A video-based curriculum for people who work in youth development, produced by 4-H Youth Development, Michigan State University Extension
The video captures the challenges and opportunities that arise when a staff member from Michigan State University Extension 4-H Youth Development approaches a staff member from Minority Program Services to explore a working relationship on behalf of young people of color in Albion. The result? More than 25 years of sustained commitment to the growth and development of young people, their families and the community as a whole. The video is a powerful tool to guide learning and discussion about critical issues related to youth development and working with diverse audiences.
The curriculum includes the following:
How to Order The cost of the curriculum is $50 + $5 shipping ($55 total cost) and can be ordered by downloading and mailing the Partnerships for Positive Youth Development order form (Adobe PDF format—requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader) with your payment to the return address indicated on the form.
Contact Information For more information on how to get involved as a youth or volunteer, contact your county MSU Extension office or: Karen Pace,
Program Leader Phone: 432-7628 Janet Olsen, Program Leader Copyright
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Partnerships for Positive Youth Development is the story of how members of Albion, a small community in Michigan, have effectively and powerfully worked together to support young people who live there. Albion, once a thriving manufacturing town, is a tight-knit community that now struggles to support community members through times of economic hardship – and the social issues that often accompany these hard times.
This educational package will assist you in creating experiential workshops for adults who work with youth that focus on Taking a Positive Youth Development Approach and Developing Partnerships across Differences.
Facilitators guide: 24-pages of research-based information, activities, resources