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Youth Participation at the forefront of new edition of Growing Up Safe St. Maarten Magazine.

October 4, 2022

Youth Participation at the forefront of new edition of Growing Up Safe St. Maarten Magazine.
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PHILIPSBURG:---  A new issue of the ‘Growing Up Safe Sint Maarten’ (GUSS) magazine has been launched online. The 5th edition puts a special focus on meaningful youth participation and can be read on www.growingupsafe-sxm.com.

“Simply put, meaningful youth participation provides quality and equal opportunities for young people to be involved in decision-making on policies, strategies, and programmes that affect them. Young people are an asset and should be treated as co-creators in our developmental processes,” explains Dr. Henry Charles, one of the youth participation experts featured in GUSS.

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In addition to expert insights, GUSS also features interviews with ...


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Source: https://www.smn-news.com/index.php/st-maarten-st-martin-news/41444-youth-participation-at-the-forefront-of-new-edition-of-growing-up-safe-st-maarten-magazine.html

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