New articles in this journal are licensed under a creative commons attribution 4.0 license. this journal is published by the university library system , university of pittsburgh and is cosponsored by the university of pittsburgh press . the journal of youth development is the official peer-reviewed publication of the national association of extension 4-h youth development professionals and the national afterschool association

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Despite promising results observed in this burgeoning area of research, gaps exist regarding improv`s potential to nurture positive outcomes among youth, in general, and more specifically, in the context of youth-adult partnerships. Considered a "best practice" in community-based youth programming, youth-adult partnerships are relationships that are intentionally formed between youth and adults, and which are rooted in shared decision making, youth agency, and collaboration to advance social justice and address community concerns (Zeldin et_al, 2013). Dismantling adult-centric structures and sharing power amongst youth and adults involved in youth-adult . . .

 



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