Everything you need to know about Youth Engagement - 10 New Articles

by Apathy is Boring — December 14, 2009


Apathy is Boring and Canadian Policy Research Networks (CPRN) are pleased to highlight ten of CPRN's indepth reports on youth engagement in a youth friendly and accessible format.

 Want to learn about how indigenous youth are getting involved?

Or why youth aren't flocking to political parties in record numbers?

We have the answers for you and more!

Check out the title of each article to download the 'Youth Friendly' Summary PDF, and the see the links below each article for the full CPRN reports.

 

Building our Canada: Engaging Youth with Public Policy and Active Citizenship

If you want to read more check out: Connecting Young People, Policy and Active Citizenship

 

How to Build a Canada that Aligns with Youth Values

If you want to read more check out: Towards an Action Plan for Canada: Our Vision, Values and Actions

 

A Snapshot of Civics Education in Canada

If you want to read more check out: The State and Potential of Civic Learning in Canada

 

Le bénévolat et les jeunes au Canada

If you want to read more check out: Rendre compte et soutenir l'action bénévole des jeunes

 

Join the Party: Young Canada’s Declining Involvement in Political Parties

If you want to read more check out: A Group Apart: Young Party Members in Canada

 

Lost in Translation: (Mis)Understanding Youth Engagement

If you want to read more check out: Lost in Translation: (Mis) Understanding Youth Engagement - Synthesis Report

 

The Indigenous Youth Political Participation Debate

If you want to read more check out: The Meaning of Politicial Participation for Indigenous Youth

 

(In)Different? The Youth Participation Debate

If you want to read more check out: Indifferent or Just Different? The Political and Civic Engagement of Young People in Canada

 

Understanding the Decline in Youth Voting

If you want to read more check out: "What Do You Mean I Can't Have a Say?" Young Canadians and Their Government

 

How To Make Newfoundland and Labrador a Province of Choice for Youth

If you want to read more check out: Policy Action Report: Making Newfoundland and Labrador a Province of Choice for Young People

 

              

 

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