Category: government

• 10 Steps to Planning Programs With Youth

  Planning youth programs for children and youth is tricky. Stuck without enough time to plan or strict guidelines for curriculum delivery, youth program workers can feel powerless over what they do with the young people they serve. In my own experience working in the field for more than a decade, I had this experience continually. […]

  Adam F.C. Fletcher

  May 2, 2022

  activities, community, government, nonprofits, programming, Reflection, Youth Work

• Expanding on Capacities to Change the World

  I call these items “capacities” because they provide definition to our vessel in life. They determine what we can do, who we can be, and where we are. Each of us is absolutely limitless in our capacities. The following attributes are what I’ve experienced and observed are useful when working to change the world.

  Adam F.C. Fletcher

  April 28, 2022

  action, activism, coaching, community engagement, community service, empowerment, government, learning, organizational development, personal development, personal engagement, Reflection, relationships, social change, systems change, Theory, Training

  activism, culture, engagement, knowledge, organizing, personal capacity, social change

• Best Practice: Build From Within

  

  Everyone of us is engaged right now. Whether you find great connection with your kids, the music you play, or the work you do, you are engaged right now. You may be engaged in challenging things like not having your bills paid, suffering through work, or wrestling in relationship to others, and you are engaged in those things. Anyway it goes, everyone of us is engaged right now.

  Adam F.C. Fletcher

  April 18, 2022

  civic engagement, community engagement, government, nonprofits, personal development, personal engagement, political office