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Category Archives: learning

All Adults Are Adultist

All Adults Are Adultist. If we just THINK about youth, we are being adultist. Without seeing our own adultism, we are being adultist. We stop challenging adultism when we don't take action to address our OWN adultism. Learn more at http://freechild.org/

This post explores how all adults are adulist. It includes a definition, my perspectives, and some logic supporting the idea.

Posted byAdam F.C. FletcherSeptember 2, 2022September 2, 2022Posted inadult allies, adultism, adults, advocacy, learningTags:adultism, adultsLeave a comment on All Adults Are Adultist

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.

Posted byAdam F.C. FletcherApril 28, 2022Posted inaction, activism, coaching, community engagement, community service, empowerment, government, learning, organizational development, personal development, personal engagement, Reflection, relationships, social change, systems change, Theory, TrainingTags:activism, culture, engagement, knowledge, organizing, personal capacity, social changeLeave a comment on Expanding on Capacities to Change the World

Powerful Facilitation Principles

For more than 20 years, I have strove to create learning environments in all of my knowledge and skill-building activities. I also work with hundreds of teachers and other learning leaders every year to encourage them to do the same.

Posted byAdam F.C. FletcherJuly 28, 2021January 3, 2022Posted inleadership, learning, student training facilitation, teachingLeave a comment on Powerful Facilitation Principles

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In Philly this week with @independencebigs I re-learned that #youthvoice is always teaching us — but are we always willing or able to learn? #youthinvolvement #youthengagement #youthknowledge #youthwisdom #freechildinstitute A blooming magnolia in Philadelphia. #magnoliatree #springbloom Walking to the Penn campus in the early hours is a privilege of this trip to Philly! I love my job! Responsive, effective and necessary. Want to know what I can do for you? Download my portfolio at the link in my bio! #adamfcfletcher #professionalportfolio #professionalconsultant #professionalspeaker #professionalwriting #linkinbio WELCOME HOME! So this happened last night. Looks like it’ll all melt away by noon though! #pnwlife #pnwweather #springsnow Hanging out with @northomahahistory homies then doing an interview for Sins of the City made for a good few days! Woohoo!

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