Nurturing Wholistic Well-Being through Creative Youth Development

Our May Town Hall spotlighted Creative Youth Development (CYD) and how it enhances youth well-being and career opportunities by integrating mental health and socio-emotional growth. Alexis Jackson and Brandon Steppe shared their organizations' efforts in advancing youth well-being before our panel. Dr. Adriana Galván from UCLA discussed her research on adolescent brain development and its policy implications. Dr. Nia Imani Fields from the National Youth Employment Coalition explored the nexus of youth development and economic mobility. Amy Price from the Zellerbach Family Foundation highlighted her work in transforming youth and family systems in the Bay Area.

Panel: Adriana Galván, Nia Imani Fields, Amy Price, and Brandon Steppe

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