CSAP’S
Northeast CAPT Technical Assistance Audio Conference Engaging Youth in Substance
Abuse Prevention
Monday,
November 10,
2003 Conference
Transcript
11:00
A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Eastern Standard Time
OVERVIEW:
An essential component of creating effective evidence
based prevention programs is the inclusion of youth in the planning, implementation
and evaluation of programs. The youth development approach provides a
framework for understanding and approaching the effective inclusion of
youth. Youth Development is a way to think about young people that focuses
on their capacities, strengths, and developmental needs. This audio conference
is for prevention providers, LEAs and recipients of Grants to Reduce Alcohol
Abuse who are interested in effectively engaging youth in substance abuse
prevention. The specific content will focus on questions submitted by
participants prior to the teleconference.
OBJECTIVES:
• Participants will increase their knowledge
of the youth development model and its importance in developing effective
evidence-based prevention programs.
• Participants will increase their understanding
of how to effectively engage youth in planning, implementation and evaluation
of prevention programs.
• Participants will identify the barriers
and solutions to implementing model programs in schools.
• Participants will increase their understanding
of program adaptation.
• Participants will identify the barriers
and solutions to engaging youth in the planning and implementation of
effective prevention programs.
• Participants will identify key roles
youth can play in planning and implementing prevention strategies and
programs.
AGENDA:
• Welcome and Introductions – Aurora
Matzkin, Northeast GRAAP Training and TA Coordinator
• Overview of Youth Development –
Laurie Jo Wallace, The Medical Foundation
What is the Youth Development approach?
• Definition
• Youth Developmental Outcomes
• Youth Participation and Engagement
Strategies for Engaging Young People
• Building relationships
• Involving youth at meaningful levels
• Training for youth and adults
• Review of participant questions and
discussion topics – Laurie Jo Wallace
• Discussion of participants questions
– all participants – Laurie Jo Wallace
• Closure and Evaluation –Aurora
Matzkin, Northeast GRAAP Training and TA
• Coordinator
PRESENTERS:
Laurie Jo Wallace
Registration Instructions:
You
may participate from any phone. Registration is required by November 3.
Register for the audio conference at http://ww4.premconf.com/webrsvp/
using Confirmation Code 225759 or by calling 800-776-0700
and selecting option #3.
RESOURCES:
Handouts and Overheads
Download all the handouts plus the agenda together
here in one
PDF file.
Individual handouts: (all included in the file above)
Youth Development Definitions
Youth Developmental Outcomes
Youth Participation
Guidelines for Working with Young People
Tips for Youth
Checklist for Youth
Additional Resources
youthworkcentral.org
Academy
for Educational Development
Center for Youth Development
and Policy Research/Academy for Educational Development
National Youth Development
Information Center
Search Institute
"A New Vision: Promoting Youth Development"
Academy for Education and Development Center for Youth Development and
Policy Research Can be ordered at http://www.aed.org
“Prevention Science and Positive Youth Devolopment;Competitive or Cooperative
Frameworks?” Richard F. Catalano Ph.D. J David Hawkins Ph.D., M. Lisa
Berglund Ph.D., John A. Pollard Ph.D, Michael W. Arthur Ph.D., Journal
of Adolescent Health 2002; 31: 230- 239.
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