Youth Voice in Coalitions

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This document is a resource for coalitions and cross-sector collaboratives working towards population level outcomes related to youth, defined as young people 14-25 years old. It provides a self-assessment to help coalitions better understand where their current practices stand on the spectrum and helps measure a group’s readiness to engage young people as equal partners in the work.

Authors UMSL Community Innovation and Access Center, Ready by 21 St Louis

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