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This charting your course resource for youth provides a decision tree with links to resources as teens decision their next steps.
This charting-your-course resource for youth describes steps to identify the problems that matter most to youth.
This charting-your-course resource for youth describes strategies to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the problem youth identify.
This charting-your-course resource for youth describes how to create a focused statement that describes a challenge or issue you intend to address.
This charting-your-course resource for youth describes how to review existing information and data.
This charting-your-course resource for youth describes how to outline the steps necessary to address the problem.
This resource, for both adults and youth, is about how to research ideas and key findings with a wide range of audiences.
This resource for adults describes what YPAR is and what YPAR is not.
This resource for youth describes what YPAR is and how youth are researchers not research subjects.
This resource for adults has reflection questions to assess readiness to launch a YPAR project, recruit a youth-adult research team, and plan/prepare for the collaborative work.