In this episode, two regional learning collaborative leaders discuss what a regional learning collaborative is, the benefits of participating, and why it is important for youth-led programming. The speakers also offer tips and resources for people interested in joining these meetings.

In this episode, two adult allies discuss the roles young people hold in their programs and how decision-making processes occur. The speakers also bring up challenges in the decision-making process and how to come up with solutions that validate each member’s thoughts and opinions.

In this episode, adult allies discuss facilitation in a virtual setting – a familiar concept that has become the norm on a large scale due to COVID-19. The speakers address topics such as meeting structure, strategies for engagement, technological tools and activities, outside environments, and much more.

In this episode, adult allies discuss what problem identification and referral is and how it relates to prevention and youth-led programs. The speakers talk about a plethora of subjects related to the ethics of designing activities and the relationship between policy and procedure.

In this episode, adult allies discuss how they use data in their programs and why that data is important. The speakers outline the process of discussing data and presenting it in an accessible way to young people in an effort to maximize understanding and engagement.

Adult allies share their experiences with youth-led groups, offering insight and elaboration on the process of preparing for, and engaging in, meetings. Many strategies for facilitation are discussed, ranging from ice breakers to meeting recaps.

In this episode, a variety of young people and adult allies share their experiences and tips regarding youth-led programs. Their different perspectives help create a well-rounded idea of what youth-led programing is.

In this episode, four adult allies talk about recruitment within youth-led programs and how to foster engagement. The speakers also address youth empowerment, community relationships, diversity, and strategies for recruiting new youth.