Forum Flash: February 13, 2007
The Forum looks back...while still moving forward into 2007
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Connections Featured Place: Bartholomew County/Columbus, Indiana was selected by America's Promise as one of the 100 Best Communities for Young People just two years after adopting the Ready by 21TM approach as the framework for their leadership group that works to create a stronger community for young people. Featured Partners: National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) and National Governors Association (NGA) have been working in an ongoing partnership with the Forum for the last two years to engage more policy makers in improving youth outcomes. |
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The Next Generation Youth Work Coalition invites you to work with us to build a strong, diverse youth work workforce that is stable, prepared, supported and committed to the well-being and empowerment of young people. In the latest bulletin, Addressing the Work Force Challenge, you will find a summary of the new research, conducted on behalf of the Coalition by the Forum and the National Afterschool Association, and an action agenda based on the key findings of this new research. In other recent news from the Coalition, Forum program director Nicole Yohalem and Pam Garza, director of the National Youth Development Network, National Collaboration for Youth/National Human Services Assembly discussed the results of a study on youth workforce issues, Putting Youth Work on the Map, conducted by the Forum and coordinated by the Next Generation Youth Work Coalition in a Webinar last month.
Read Putting Youth Work on the Map |
| Four Forum Pubs Featured in Online Resource Guide |
Access expertise, strategies, tools, indicators protocols, and research in the newly launched Resource Guide for Action: Transforming High School for All Youth designed by one of the Forum's partners - the National High School Alliance. The guide is designed to help policy makers and practitioners take action around the HS Alliance's framework of six core principles and recommended strategies to guide leaders at all levels in transforming the traditional, comprehensive high school so that all youth are ready for college, careers and active participation.
Take a look at the resource guide
Sincerely,
Karen Pittman
The Forum for Youth Investment




