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2015. Champions for change community toolkit: Native American youth being recognized . Washington, DC: Center for Native American Youth at the Aspen Institute, 27 pp.

Annotation: This document outlines the steps and strategies for creating a successful Champions for Change (CFC) program within a community. It emphasizes the importance of developing a clear message, engaging youth, identifying partners, budgeting, and spreading the word about the initiative.The CFC program was created to share ideas on how communities can recognize young Native American leaders who are driving positive change, and the toolkit highlights positive stories from Indian Country and the Native American community. It can be used to recommend a peer or young role model for recognition, organize a small, low-budget community program, or educate others on how Native American youth are stepping up as community leaders.

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Keywords: Adolescents, Native Americans, American Indians, Community role

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