Across the country, organizations and communities are working with young people to shape the programs, policies and systems that affect their lives. These partnerships can range from seeking young people’s input to sharing responsibility, decision making and leadership across generations.
This resource highlights lessons and practical guidance from the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s Intergenerational Learning Collaborative, a two-year pilot that brought together youth leaders, adult allies, technical assistance providers and community organizations. Their experiences helped identify the conditions, practices and challenges that shape authentic youth-adult partnership.
See what shared leadership looks like at five stages of development.
Reflect on the structures, culture and leadership needed to support authentic youth-adult partnership.
Explore lessons and practices for strengthening shared leadership across generations.
Casey welcomes questions about the resources, tools and practices designed to support shared leadership across generations. Contact Traci Broady to learn more about the tool kit and its potential applications.
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