Engaging young people in every step of using impact assessments is critical to their effectiveness, given that young people have a unique perspective on how policy decisions affect them. These resources can support work to engage youth in the use of impact assessments.
- Kids Impact Initiative, Fact Sheet: Engaging Youth: A Key Ingredient of Effective Youth Impact Assessments
- Annie E. Casey Foundation, Achieving Authentic Youth Engagement: Core Values & Guiding Principles
- Annie E. Casey Foundation, Authentic Youth Engagement
- Child Friendly Cities Initiative, Child and Youth Participation—Options for Action
- Opportunity Youth United
- Student Voice
- UNICEF, Child Participation in Local Governance—UNICEF Country Office Case Studies
- UNICEF, Tip Sheets for Adults, Adolescents and Youth on Adolescent and Youth Participation in Different Settings
- Critical Mentoring, Video highlighting mentoring as an experience that centers youth, with an emphasis on race, ethnicity, class, citizenship, gender, and sexuality.
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