Three Design Principles for Listening to Communities
What makes your community listening sessions worthwhile and authentic? Do you learn something new? How do you create trusting, two-way relationships?
What makes your community listening sessions worthwhile and authentic? Do you learn something new? How do you create trusting, two-way relationships?
As a part of the Southeastern Cohort on Young Parents and Families – a project focused on improving stability and economic well-being for young parent families in Kentucky, Georgia, and South Carolina – Third Sector summarized insights from studies that evaluated over 100 evidence-based, young parent support programs across the United States. The insights were identified by reviewing research related to the design, delivery, and impact of evidence-based young parent family programs and real-time learnings from the human services organizations that are part of the cohort.