ArticleDescription: pp. 125-145.Subject(s): Youth-led research, health equity, participatory action research, social justice, youth development, school-based health centersOnline resources: Click here to access full-text article
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Journal of community practice 2006, Vol. 14, No. 1-2Summary: Youth participation in social action can contribute to healthier, more just communities and more effective youth serving institutions. Reflecting on youth-led research projects conducted in seven school-based health centers, this article presents specific youth engagement strategies, the benefits of youth participation in health research, and the lessons learned for improving adolescent health and other outcomes.
Youth participation in social action can contribute to healthier, more just communities and more effective youth serving institutions. Reflecting on youth-led research projects conducted in seven school-based health centers, this article presents specific youth engagement strategies, the benefits of youth participation in health research, and the lessons learned for improving adolescent health and other outcomes.
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