Angel Gomez says being honored as an NAA Next Generation of Afterschool Leader in 2015 has made a tremendous impact in his life, both personally and professionally.
Though the 2020 back-to-school season has looked unlike any other, afterschool professionals continue to offer their best to the youth and families they serve. Gina Warner, President and CEO of NAA, shared an uplifting message of thanks in the NAA Reopening Afterschool Facebook group.
How We Can Help Support Those We Serve Who've Been Diagnosed with COVID-19
Your creativity is working overtime to recreate fun afterschool programs and activities in our new normal. Making it all work means:
Youth workers continuously shift focus and learn new skills to accommodate the latest trends in youth development research.
One of the most challenging aspects of the pandemic for youth is the change in their weekly structure—or lack thereof. The good news?
When AJ Frigillana first received the news she was being honored as part of the 2019 class of NAA's Next Generation of Afterschool Leaders, she was filled with immeasurable joy and gratitude.
American youth are in the midst of a psychological crisis.
Tasha Franklin Johnson, Ph.D., Senior Director, Character Development Learning Institute, YMCA of the USA, firmly believes there's a strong partnership between teaching within the classroom and the afterschool space.
Turnover is a perennial problem within the afterschool workforce, with national turnover rates for afterschool professionals ranging between 30% and 40%.
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