- Mindy E. Scott, PhD
- Nia-Simone Woods, BA
- Jane Finocharo, BA
Activate created a Wish List of strategies for creating resources for youth-supporting professionals who work on behalf of youth with experience in the child welfare system, the justice system, youth experiencing homelessness, and/or opportunity youth. If you are somebody who creates resources for youth-supporting professionals, we hope you incorporate these strategies into your work. Throughout the resource creation process, use the checklist below as a guide for assessing whether the strategies have been incorporated into your resource.
If you are a youth-supporting professional looking for resources, use this checklist to determine whether existing resources apply these strategies. For more information about each strategy, see the full Wish List.
- Uses a foundation of research and evidence
- Engaged young people in its creation
- Prioritizes an audience
- Created opportunities for collaboration between resource developers, researchers, youth-supporting professionals, and young people
- Uses an engaging format
- Integrates trauma-informed approaches
- Recognizes and is inclusive of the diverse identities and experiences of young people
- Acknowledges the role of structural racism in shaping adolescent sexual and reproductive health behaviors and service needs
- Uses non-judgmental and inclusive language
- Considers a broad range of topics related to adolescent sexual and reproductive health
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Suggested Citation:
Scott, M.E., Hebert, A., & Woods, N.S. (2021). Check list for creating resources to help youth-supporting professionals address adolescent sexual and reproductive health. https://activatecenter.org/resource/check-list-for-creating-resources-to-help-youth-supporting-professionals-address-adolescent-sexual-and-reproductive-health/