Titlebook: Building Healthy Communities for Positive Youth Development; Michael J. Nakkula,Karen C. Foster,Shenita Bolstro Book 2010 Springer Science

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-75301-8mework presented here portray the value of communities working out approaches that fit best within their particular contexts. In the last of the community chapters, we learned of northern Nevada’s struggles with a more standardized prevention-based community change model. In the case of that local i

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-5744-3Adolescent Development; Child Development; Community; Developmental Assets; Positive Psychology; Positive

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Transformation, Affirmation, and Blended Models,mation, in which HC • HY participants described the asset framework as affirming their already held beliefs and behaviors regarding what was important and essential for healthy youth development. But affirming one’s actions and point of view is one thing; turning that affirmation into a cohesive com

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,We Are , a Program! St. Louis Park, Minnesota’s Children First Initiative,ks—how this way of life is lived. Accordingly, Children First represents a prototype of the Developmental Assets “movement,” while simultaneously presenting challenges to identifying and assessing the benefits of such efforts.

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Partnering with Prevention: The Lawton/Fort Sill, Oklahoma, Community Coalition,ograms and activities. The main activities are prevention oriented, as the Lawton area confronts a host of challenges it associates with the presence of a local illicit sex industry, which is fueled by the proximity of the military base. The most pressing challenges include high levels of teenage pr