Communities under YouthPower2: Learning and Evaluation
Communities under YouthPower2: Learning and Evaluation
What are the Communities of Practice?
The Communities of Practice (CoPs) are spaces for youth and youth-serving practitioners to come together to share ideas, tools, and build and test practical resources to advance Positive Youth Development (PYD) through collaboration, dialogue, and collective sharing and learning.
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Join our new Communities of Practice (CoPs)
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Business, Entrepreneurship, and Private-sector Engagement CoP: focused on building skills in entrepreneurship and on collaboration with the private sector. Open to all sectors, the CoP will have an emphasis on agriculture initially, adding other sectors such as health, education, or transport based on member interest and feedback.
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Youth Engagement CoP: focused on meaningful youth engagement in all aspects of programming.
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Gender CoP: focused on integrated youth-centered and gender transformative programming through positive youth development.
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Higher Education Engagement and Transformation CoP: focuses on engaging the international higher education community to advance higher education and youth learning priorities and strengthening the link between PYD and higher education programming through applying a systems approach
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Youth Systems Strengthening CoP: focuses on providing an open learning and sharing space that allows participants to understand more about the purposes, processes and outcomes associated with reforming systems that impact youth outcomes sustainably and at scale.
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MENA Youth CoP (in English and Arabic): A community of practice (COP) for youth and youth-serving stakeholders supporting positive youth development in the MENA region.
العنوان: مجتمع الممارسة للشباب في منطقة الشرق الأوسط وشمال إفريقيا
الوصف المختصر: مجتمع الممارسة للشباب وأصحاب المصلحة الذين يخدمون الشباب لدعم التنمية الإيجابية للشباب في منطقة الشرق الأوسط وشمال إفريقيا
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Workforce Outcomes Reporting Questionnaire (WORQ) Working Group: A space for workforce program implementers, local organizations and USAID to share information on and discuss the toolkit for measuring employment and earnings by using the WORQ.
Join one or more CoPs by creating a profile on YouthPower.org, and then join the CoP discussion boards that you are interested in. Here, you will be able to view details about other members and start collaborating! In addition, you will receive emails about upcoming CoP events and resources.
Instructions: How to join a CoP and how to engage with its members
The new Learning Network was built based on months of listening and co-creating a refreshed network design with members of the YouthPower Network.