Adult Youth Partnership Workshop Survey Results

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11. Adult survey: Open-ended question: What are the biggest barriers foradults partnering with youth?What are the biggest barriers for adults partnering with youth?Not giving youth the ability to leadForget that youth have a voice and forget that they offer good ideas and energy.Taking over – not giving youth ownership.Adults feel they have all the answers.I think sometimes adults don’t know how to interact with youth or are intimidated by them.They take lead away from youth.RestrictionsGrant requirements.Restrictions.TimeGetting them together.Selecting one activity and time to work on it besides lunch. After school, Tuesday or Thursday.Time barriers – constraints. Different ways of thinking and doing.Time. (2 respondents)OtherBeing on the same page.Focus with youth is an issue.We can talk to them.ATOD: Creating Community 19 Wilder Research, July 2009Adult Youth Partnership Workshop survey results
12. Youth survey: Open-ended question: What are the biggest barriers inbeing partners with adults?What are the biggest barriers in being partners with adults?Age differenceOlder scared to say something.Age difference, adults don’t know what’s new.Age differences (music, cultures, norms are different).Age level.Age.Maturity levels (some adults don’t think we’re smart because we’re kids).The age difference and adults act superior to us. We also have different opinions.The age difference and we live in different worlds.The age difference.The big age difference, views of the community.They are a completely different age group.The difference in ideas and how to use those ideas.They are older.They’re old.Seniorship (they’re older).Being younger.Sometimes they don’t understand what we are going through.They sometimes don’t understand us.They think different and are more mature.Getting through to them.It is hard for us to talk freely with adults. They oftentimes don’t listen long enough tounderstand.They don’t understand youth.You don’t always know what they are talking about.Can’t goof around.Different levels of experience or knowledgePeople listen to adults and take them more seriously.Age and experience.Age and knowledge. Every idea we had seemed simple, but the adults wanted to break theideas down to be more complex.Maturity and experience differences.They don’t think we knew anything – no experience.ATOD: Creating Community 20 Wilder Research, July 2009Adult Youth Partnership Workshop survey results
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