Youth-led community organizing : theory and action

Melvin Delgado · Lee H. Staples

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SECTION 1: SETTING THE CONTEXT 1. Overview of Youth-Led Community Organizing 2. Social and Economic Justice Foundation 3. Overview of Community Organizing, Youth-Led Field & Youth-Led Organizing SECTION 2: CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATION FOR YOUTH-LED COMMUNITY ORGANIZING 4. Guiding Principles & Analytical Framework 5. Participatory Democracy 6. Leadership Development 7. Recruitment, Screening, Preparation & Support of Youth-Led Community Organizers 8. Cross-Cutting Theoretical and Practice Themes SECTION 3: A VIEW AND LESSONS FROM THE FIELD 9. Case Study: Youth 1st in Jackson Square! (Jovenes Primero! (Boston, Massachusetts) 10. Challenges Inherent in Youth-Led Organizing 11. Epilogue

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