Media fatigue is becoming common in the youth work field. It’s important to stay informed but constant media exposure can cause burnout. For youth workers, this exhaustion affects both personal...
Women have long led the way in youth work, driving advocacy, policy, and community change. Their history shapes our present and guides how we support young people today. In honor...
Body image plays a critical role in young people’s mental and emotional well-being. Social media portrayals of unrealistic beauty standards abound. As a result, many young people struggle with self-esteem...
Black History Month 2025 feels especially crucial. It’s a time to reflect on the ongoing struggles for racial justice and equality that continue to shape our societies. This year, however,...
Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, turning cracks and imperfections into wonderful masterpieces. This philosophy of bringing beauty out of brokenness holds profound meaning when...
Connecting community organizing principles with youth work can ensure a lasting impact by empowering leadership in youth workers. This approach helps them build skills necessary to foster youth leadership, ensuring...
Human Rights Day is celebrated around the world. Every year on December 10 this special day recognizes and honors the basic rights every person should have. No matter who they...
The work youth-serving agencies do is vital. They provide safe spaces, support, and guidance to support young people in their development. At the heart of this work are youth work...
Optimism is a mix of hopefulness and confidence that things will work out. But how can you stay optimistic with so much change happening all the time? While it’s normal...