Youth and Community Empowerment in Europe
International Perspectives
Distributed for Policy Press at the University of Bristol
196 pages
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8 tables, 2 figures
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6 x 9
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© 2012
Spanning eight European countries, the Youth Empowerment Partnership Programme (YEPP) aims to enable young people in disadvantaged communities by involving them in new decision-making processes that span the public, private, and independent sectors. Youth Community and Empowerment in Europe explains the theory behind this unique collaborative program funded by a consortium of European and American foundations. Tracing the program’s development and outcomes across its ten years of existence, the authors extract lessons that can improve future policy and evaluation strategies.
Phyllis Magrab, professor of pediatrics and UNESCO Chair, Georgetown University
“An exceptional example of both the power of the community and importance of donor harmonization in addressing pressing social issues. A must-read for advocates, policy planners and program developers.”
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