Art & Science of Youth Work
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Building Inclusive Program Spaces for Indigenous Youth
As a youth worker, anything you can do to ensure your own program space is welcoming and safe for Indigenous youth will help reduce their risk for negative outcomes.
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Using De-escalation and Drain-off for Behavior Challenges and Crisis
When you’re challenged by youth behaviors, in the moment you may have a lot of thoughts and feelings about the young person.
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De-escalation and Incident Management
De-escalation is an important skill for youth workers to develop. But these incidents are often stressful and can be perceived or experienced as conflict.
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Conflict Resolution Toolkit
Unlock the truth about conflict in adolescent development—it's a natural aspect of human relationships, not solely attributed to the teenage brain.
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Design Thinking for Dynamic Youth Work
Design thinking is a process that broadens your perspective and helps you create better solutions no matter the type of problem.
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Transformative Conflict: A Trauma-Informed Approach to De-escalation, Healing, & Accountability
Learn transformative techniques to address conflict directly and compassionately, fostering healthier relationships and liberating communities from the toll of discord.
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How to Talk to Porcupines
Youth workers often encounter prickly personalities (porcupines) in their work with youth. Effectively redirecting youth can help both of you cross communication divides and learning how to break down communication...
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Creating LGBTQIA+ Inclusive Youth Spaces
Creating inclusive spaces is essential for ALL of us to be able to show up as our authentic selves.
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Equitable Sex Ed for People of All Abilities
Whether you’re working with youth with intellectual and developmental disabilities or neurotypical individuals, the need for equitable sex ed is the same.
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