As youth development professionals, our goal is to provide effective and relevant curriculum to meet the needs of youth in our communities.
For afterschool to truly serve the needs of all young people, it is important to address equity, diversity, and inclusion intentionally, in a meaningful way.
Poetry can be a tough literary form for youth to naturally gravitate toward, seeing as a lot of messages can be open to vast interpretation.
Young people across the nation are experiencing the many benefits the integration of social-emotional learning (SEL) into afterschool.
As an operator of a successful afterschool program or organization, you know how crucial efficiency in your processes can be in relation to your success.
After many years of debate within the education world, a growing movement dedicated to the social, emotional, and academic well-being of children is reshaping learning and changing lives across America.
Adrian Izaguirre, Chasidy Celestine and Jacqueline Chavez are all presenters at the upcoming NAA Annual Convention in March.
Kaci Fankhauser, one of NAA's Next Generation in Afterschool 2019, reflects on her experience as an AmeriCorps VISTA.
Are you a current or emerging leader in the field of afterschool?
In a country where 1 in 3 children are obese or overweight, schools and community organizations are taking more direct action to intervene in the fight against childhood obesity by integrating nutrition education into their classes and programs.
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