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Target systems, 76f, 77f, 88–89 framework including, 88–89

Technologic communication, 163–167, 206. See also Media coverage

Teen Risk-Taking: A Statistical Portrait (Urban Institute), positive teen behaviors, 5–6

Time commitment competing demands, 199 leadership requiring, 119–120 screening according to, 136

Training program

content areas for youth participants, 139–140

structure of, 142 trainers/facilitators for, 143–144

Transformational leadership, 114–115 Tutoring, 144

Undervaluation (of youth), 19–21 United Nations Ad Hoc Working

Group for Youth and Millennium Development Goals, 35

United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, 35

United Neighborhoods Organization (UNO), 44

UNO. See United Neighborhoods Organization

Urban Institute, study on positive teen behaviors, 5–6

Vietnam War, youth mobilization against, 43, 56

Villarosa, L., 148, 149

Visualization, as learning method, 141 Voting age, 38

W. K. Kellogg Foundation, 128–129, 206

Wages, for youth participants, 135, 199

Web sites, 163–167, 206

Weil, M., on social justice, 24–25 Weiss, M., on youth as scapegoat, 37 Western States Center, 45 Wheeler, W., 135, 141

White American, youth demographics, 5 Williams, R. J., 194–195

Word of mouth, 206

Wu, D. P., 43

YLDI. See Youth Leadership for

Development Initiative Young Wisdom Project, 19,

155, 156

YouthAction, 3, 57

on challenges of organizing, 195–196

on grants, 158

youth organizing defined, 7 Youth-Adult Collaborative

Partnership model, 69f, 70 Youth and Social Justice (Males), 42 Youth Council for Northern Ireland,

106–107

Youth First organization, 176–186, 187–193

Youth Leadership for Development Initiative (YLDI), 134–135 Youth-led community organizing,

19–20. See also Hyde/Jackson Square community

‘‘can’t live with it, can’t live without it, ’’ 202–206

challenges inherent in, 67–68, 194–212

framework for, 76f, 77f, 83–92 funding for, 7, 76f, 77f, 90–91, 135,

156–159, 199, 209–210 going it alone vs., 206–207 group structure, 167–169 guiding principles for, 76f, 77f,

81–83

hierarchy within, 142

258 INDEX

Youth-led community organizing (continued)

new models of, 66–70, 69f

recruiting for, 128–35

roles for youth participants,

139–140

screening stage for, 136–137 social and economic issues

driving, 64

support/counseling for participants

of, 144–145, 152 universal elements of, 64–68

Youth-led field, 46–54 Youth-led movement, 11–12

inclusion vs. exclusion, 39 raising political consciousness, 37

Youth-led programs, 17 Youth-Led with Adult Allies model,

69f, 70

Youth of color. See also African American

forces limiting, 50, 51, 110 Youth Solidarity Summer

(YSS), 138

YSS. See Youth Solidarity Summer

Zero tolerance, 38

Zimmerman, K., 43

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