Youth-Adult Partnership Rubric

• 2014

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• Jamie Wu; John Weiss; Mariah Kornbluh; Lori Roddy

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This rubric is a tool for improving youth programs, explaining how youth and adults can work together as partners to make decisions, support each other, and connect with the community. The rubric has four main parts: decision-making, mentoring, working together as equals, and being involved in the community. It helps measure how well these partnerships are working by providing scores based on observations. The tool is designed for use in settings like schools or clubs where young people and adults collaborate to achieve common goals.

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Focus Area: Everyday Emergency

Audiences: Behavioral Health Professionals; Public Health Professionals

Emergency Management Stage: Preparedness (Prevention / Protection)

Keywords: Focus Groups; Goals; Leadership; Mentors; Partnership Practice; Program Evaluation; Self-Assessment; Social Justice; Adolescent

Institutions: Michigan State University; The Neutral Zone

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