Tag: schools

• Youth Engagement On Purpose

  

  When youth engagement happens, does it happen on purpose, with intention and by design, or is it simply an organic, authentic personal experience that can’t be forced by outside sources? Youth-serving programs, projects and organizations constantly wrestle with how youth engagement happens. Through my years as a line-level youth worker, evaluator and consultant, I’ve found that the […]

  Adam F.C. Fletcher

  September 12, 2018

  youth engagement

  government, nonprofits, org dev, schools

• Adam F.C. Fletcher in Communities

  Adam Fletcher works with nonprofits, government agencies and other organizations to build youth engagement throughout communities.

  Adam F.C. Fletcher

  March 8, 2018

  Adam Fletcher

  Adam Fletcher, adults, children, schools, student voice, youth

• ECOsystems or EGOsystems of Education?

    To say that schools are changing right now is a gross understatement. Between technological, social and cultural transformations happening right now across the U.S., there are new trends becoming apparent everywhere, schools included. This paper puts the massive changes happening throughout the education system into context to help readers understand what’s happening, and why […]

  Adam F.C. Fletcher

  September 26, 2017

  action, adult allies, community, education, empowerment, engagement, school, school improvement, Schools, social change, society

  culture, education, personal capacity, schools, social change