A podcast discusses five concrete changes that can be made in any youth development setting.
Katherine Plog Martinez speaks with Erica Van Steenis on how sparks — deep interests, qualities, or talents — are central to positive...
Katherine Plog Martinez speaks with Gene Roehlkepartain on how strong developmental relationships are the "active ingredient" in successful youth programs.
We must ensure kids are experiencing high-quality recess and a school climate that makes them want to attend every day.
You can’t correct a kid into leadership. Adolescents develop youth leadership through environments that support autonomy, belonging and skill-building.
Despite the vital role of young staff, we know little about how these experiences shape their development and which workplace practices help...
Katherine Plog-Martinez speaks with Kim Sabo Flores about how meaning making—reflecting on and making sense of experiences—is crucial to youth development.
Positive youth development researchers/practitioners must remain steadfast in providing every young person with developmental assets and relationships.
EYE curriculum prepares adult partners and young leaders to create change in child welfare systems.