We won’t know if we don’t include youth and their perspectives in our conversations and strategic planning for reaching and learning. If we aren’t including youth, we are only meeting the needs of adults.
Drawn from ideas generated during a workshop co-hosted with Remake Learning, in Forging Youth-Centered Futures: Bringing Youth Visions to Life we imagine possible futures that reflect the desires and needs of youth. Related strategies suggest ways of bringing these and other designs to life, creating youth-centered learning not just in the future, but right now.
In Forging Youth-Centered Futures: Bringing Youth Visions to Life, strategies are centered around five key themes:
This is part of our ongoing work with Tomorrow, a campaign powered by Remake Learning, and in partnership with SLB Radio Productions.
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