Category: relationships

• 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

• No Seat At The Table

  

  This is a reflection on an experience I had as a youth who wanted to be involved…

  Adam F.C. Fletcher

  April 25, 2019

  action, Adam Fletcher, adult allies, adultism, adults, disengagement, Inspiration, Reflection, relationships, Youth involvement

• An Interview on Adultism

  

  Recently, a youth activist in the UK wrote to me with some excellent questions about adultism. I loved responding to him, and I think we have some excellent conversations ahead of us. I want to give you a peek into what was exchanged. Let me know what you think? Question 1: Why does youth-based ageism […]

  Adam F.C. Fletcher

  December 13, 2015

  Adam Fletcher, adult allies, adultism, adults, advocacy, Reflection, relationships, Theory, UK

  adultism, schools, society, youth discrimination