CHYS 3P99 Lecture 10: CHYS 3P99 Lecture 10
15 May 2018
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CHYS 3P99, March 23, 2018
Week 11: Delegates, representatives and activists
The Full Policy Brief - 6 Pages - single space
1)Executive Summary
150 words
Include your name and organization you are advising
Problem you are tackling
Options to be examined
Recommendation
2) Discussion of issue/problem
Statement of issue/problem
Background (of the problem)
Statement of the decision-maker’s interest in the issue
3) Policies and recommendation
Pre-existing policies
Policy options
Advantages and disadvantages of each policy option
Your recommendation and how to implement (advocacy brief)
4) Sources consulted/recommended
Short description and evaluation of each source
You must include at least 6 sources.
At least 2 of these must be academic sources (one of which is a course reading)
The sixth and last debate:
Adults play a necessary role in guiding young people’s participation in organizations
and social movements
Q: Range of child delegates and representatives?
Q: Issues related to role of adults?
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Document Summary
The full policy brief - 6 pages - single space. Include your name and organization you are advising. Statement of the decision-maker"s interest in the issue: policies and recommendation. Your recommendation and how to implement (advocacy brief: sources consulted/recommended. At least 2 of these must be academic sources (one of which is a course reading) Adults play a necessary role in guiding young people"s participation in organizations and social movements. Wyness, michael. (cid:884)(cid:882)(cid:883)(cid:886). (cid:498)children"s participation and intergenerational dialogue: Bringing adults back into the analysis(cid:499) in childhood (cid:498)children"s political voices are sometimes at their most potent when they are calling for the return of adult authority(cid:499) (cid:523)wyness, p. 435) Delegates & representatives: case study 1, toronto youth cabinet. The toronto youth cabinet is a non-partisan advocacy organization that strives to. Councillors and through fostering partnerships amongst various organizations, the. Cabinet is dedicated to providing young people with a forum in which they are able to build an equitable, accessible, and youth-friendly toronto.
