YouthTruth at CEP Conference: Preparing Youth for Civic Engagement Under Threats of Deportation
Research shows that young people truly want to serve others, work across lines of difference, and feel a part of their community but frequently lack…
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Research shows that young people truly want to serve others, work across lines of difference, and feel a part of their community but frequently lack…
What happens when education reform takes place without the input or engagement of the young people who will experience its effects? Conversely, what happens when…
Nesbit School in San Mateo County, a Title I campus with many English learners and below-average test scores, took a new approach under Principal Ryan Hansen, who partnered with YouthTruth in 2020-21 to center student voice. Through surveys and a “30 Days of Data” campaign, Hansen highlighted strengths like 90% of students feeling cared for while also addressing needs such as recruiting female counseling interns and expanding real-world learning opportunities. By listening to students, Nesbit has strengthened its culture and instruction, showing that empathy and relationships are key to academic success.
January in Oxnard, California is a special time for youth voice. That’s when YouthTruth annually heads down to the offices of Rio School District to…
We surveyed over 150,000 students to gauge their attitudes and behaviors on civic engagement, culminating in our recent report offering insight into the current state of youth civic empowerment.
Become an Advocate for Student Voice At YouthTruth, we believe that listening to students is key to creating equitable and effective learning environments. Grant funding…
This resource was created to support educators and others in empowering and inspiring young people to become active, engaged citizens. This guidebook complements the YouthTruth research report, Youth Civic Empowerment: Insights from the Student Experience.
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