Empowerment as Fostering Positive Youth Development and Citizenship
American Journal of Health BehaviorPublished 1 May 2003
Margaret Cargo, Garry D. Grams, Judith M. Ottoson, Patricia Ward, Lawrence W. Green
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Empowerment emerged as a transactional partnering process between adults and youth as responsibility for voicing, decision making, and action in a participatory community health promotion intervention.
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Empowerment emerged as a transactional partnering process between adults and youth.
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