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Putting youth work on the map: Key findings and implications from two major workforce studies

Description:
Key findings from two studies on the experiences of youth workers of after school and community-based programs, based on survey data from a sample of 1,053 and 195 program directors who participated in the Next Generation Study, and a sample of 4,346 youth workers who participated in the National Afterschool Association Study
Resource Type:
Fact Sheets & Briefs
Author(s):
Cornerstones For Kids
Publisher(s):
Cornerstones For Kids
Funder(s):
Cornerstones For Kids
Preparer(s):
Yohalem Nicole; Pittman Karen
Country:
United States

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