It’s Who You Know (and Who You Are): Social Capital in a School-Based Parent Network Published in: Sociology of Education July 2021 Written
Mentoring and Adolescents
Someone who ‘gets’ me: adolescents’ perceptions of positive regard from natural mentors Written by: Adar Ben-Eliyahu, Laura A. Yoviene Sykes &
Youth and Civic Engagement
A Penchant for Protest? Typifying Canadian Millennials’ Political Engagement Written by: Randle J. Hart Published in:
University Students and Engagement During Quarantine
PECULIARITIES OF FORMATION OF CIVIL ENGAGEMENT OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN QUARANTINE CONDITIONS Written by: Oleksandra Shykyrynska, Vanda
Civic Engagement and Adolescents
“I Really Want to Do Something”: How Civic Education Activities Promote Thinking Toward Civic Purpose Among Early Adolescents Published in:
Civic Engagement and Disability
Examining the relation between empowerment and civic engagement among parents of individuals with intellectual and developmental
Religion and Civic Engagement
The role of religion in civic engagement of young people from diverse cultures in Hong Kong Written by: Celeste Y.M. Yuen & Kim Hung
Social Capital and Student Achievement
The Role of Social Capital for Teacher Professional Learning and Student Achievement: A Systematic Literature Review Written by: Ema Kristina
Youth Civic Engagement
Examining civic engagement opportunities for system-involved youth: a comparative analysis Written by: Mary Elizabeth Collins, Astraea Augsberger