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Strategies Used by Youth Associations in Low Income Communities

Published on February 18, 2017April 3, 2017 by shep.zeldin

In many economically poor communities, youth have little choice but to use their power to influence community. Using data from Dadaab and Gaya Island, MacNeil and her colleagues discuss the best practices of youth associations in mobilizing residents and resources in chapter 1 of The Changing Landscape of Youth Work: Theory and Practice for an Evolving Field

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