Volume 2, No. 2
Spring 2001
 

What's New
Social Justice: Call for Papers

Environmental Stewardship: Call for Papers

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Cover Story:
Cultivating Greatness
Maura Wolf, Robert Lewis, Jr.

Notes From the Editor
CYD Leadership: The Emerging Solution

Policy
Policy to Nurture Community Youth Development

Andrew Hahn

 
 
Table of Contents

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COVER STORY
Cultivating Greatness
Maura Wolf, Robert Lewis, Jr.

In ten cities across the nation, more than 900 young people gather in teams each day to prepare for a full day of service and to invest their energy, talents, and resources for the community. This happens through City Year--an organization commited to developing leaders for the common good, inspiring citizens to social action, and creating the conditions for greatness to emerge in young people.

FEATURES
Restoring Hope to the Future Through Critical Education of Leaders
Margaret J. Wheatley

A leader, according to Meg Wheatley, is "anyone who wants to help at this time"--youth and adults, in all communities, who want to change the world. This article describes how, through learning circles around the world, Meg and her colleagues hope to create a global voice for change.

Bringing Young People to the Table:
Effects on Adults and Youth Organizations

Shepherd Zeldin, Annette McDaniel, Dimitri Topitzes, Mary Beth Lorens

Much has been written about the benefits for young people when they are engaged in authentic decision making. But far less research exists on the benefits for adults, organizations, and communities when youth come to the table. This offering takes an important step forward in bridging this gap.

National Youth Leadership Institute: A Call to Action!
Danielle M. Poux

Improving the level of cross-cultural understanding is central to the work of many CYD organizations. This article describes a National Network initiative that provides young people the tools to realize this goal within their own communities.

Managing Complex Change
Anne Adams, Chris Kingsley, Pam Smith

How does your organization cope with change? What are the barriers to achieving effective change? To help practitioners think through this process, our authors draw upon a six-element framework, which introduces the basics of organizing and implementing change.

ASAP: The After School Action Programs in Chicago's Uptown-Edgewater Community

Gary Barker

Identified by the University of Chicago as the subject of a case study in 1998, ASAP is a youth programming and services network whose mission is to address community-wide issues affecting young people. This article summarizes findings from the study.

Partners in Leadership: Lessons from the Field

Monette Bailey, Rachel Lazarus

It is a powerful organization that produces media that strongly affects its adult readership and frequently shapes the lives of its participants. Children's Express is such an organization. This article offers valuable lessons from the trenches.


DEPARTMENTS

Notes from the Editor
CYD Leadership: The Emerging Solution
John P. Terry, Ph.D.

CYD Management Zone
An Imperative Diversity and the Role of Evaluation

Ricardo A. Millett

Policy
Policy to Nurture Community Youth Development

Andrew Hahn

International Insights on Youth and Communities
Do We Have a Movement Yet?

The Forum for Youth Investment

Bookshelf
Learning to Lead: Two Titles for CYD Professionals

Report by John Terry

CYD Journal gratefully acknowledges the Ford Foundation, Edna McConnell Clark, Kellogg Foundation, Ewing Marion Kauffmann Foundation, DeWitt Wallace/Reader's Digest Fund, and Public Welfare Foundation for their generous support and committment to Community Youth Development. Sincere thanks also to our subscribers, advertisers, and private donors.

 

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