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Youth Excel - Stronger youth-led development through research and learning
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Posted By :YouthLead Admin
Posted :September 30, 2021
Updated :July 19, 2022

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Stronger youth-led development through research and learning

The challenge: In today’s digitally linked global landscape, many of the world’s 1.8 billion young people are addressing the world’s complex challenges through direct action, social movements, and networks, initiating dialogue and action to promote social justice. However, many youth still lack pathways to education, economic and civic engagement, access to health and mental health information and services, and opportunities to lead change. Youth who are leading change are often not taken seriously by decision-makers. COVID-19 has exacerbated distrust between youth and institutions, increased polarization and digital divides, multiplied dis- and misinformation, and increased exclusion and structural violence toward girls and women, minorities, and people with disabilities. Youth-led and youth-serving organizations lack resources and capacity to provide impactful services to young people across all sectors; and the development sector lacks sufficient information on what works in positive youth development programs, especially generated by young people.

Youth Excel will strengthen youth-led, local development by

  • strengthening capacity of youth-led and youth-serving organizations to conduct quality implementation research and offer stronger positive youth development (PYD) programs,
  • advancing local development systems, development policy, and development decisions through knowledge and data, intergenerational dialogue for collaborative learning, youth-led advocacy, and partnerships
  • strengthening youth-led and youth-serving networks and systems to improve local development outcomes
  • synthesizing and disseminating context-specific evidence to support cross-sectoral positive youth development.

For more information see this factsheet.

Shared Value Partnerships: How can Youth Excel support your strategic goals?

We believe that strategic partnerships are vehicles for greater impact to address the urgent and complex challenges of our time. Youth Excel aims to cultivate partnerships centered on collaborative relationships and strategic alliances to work towards mutually agreed objectives that advance both program goals and our partners’ missions and objectives, to create shared purpose, value and greater impact. Youth Excel takes a human-centered design approach in all activities.

To learn more about Youth Excel's Partnership Opportunities consult the attached Partnership Opportunities document.

 

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