Promoting Responsibility & Leadership

New!
This training is a new APOST offering, as it's part of the Social & Emotional Learning Youth Work Methods Workshops, a recently development series, from The Forum for Youth Investment | The Weikart Center for Youth Program Quality (https://forumfyi.org/weikartcenter/workshops/).

Leadership and responsibility opportunities are not only foundational to high-quality programs, but are also important social emotional abilities for young people to build, develop, and practice.

In this workshop participants will explore how responsibility and leadership fit within a broader social-emotional learning (SEL) framework and develop practical skills to model roles and responsibilities and support young people in leveraging their strengths, interests, and leadership style as part of groups and relationships. All of this supports youth social development.

Participants will practice applying techniques learned to their programs with an eye toward facilitating young peoples’ ownership.
Workshop Facilitator
Diane Ford
Executive Director, Melting Pot Ministries

Registration is open for this event until it fills up or until two days before the workshop.

This workshop is limited to 15 participants. We will have a waiting list that we'll use to both fill spots that open up and also help plan our future workshop topic schedule.

Each participant will be provided with a guidebook to use during the training and keep and will also receive a certificate of completion via email afterwards.

This workshop will take place at CoLab18, inside Nova Place at 100 South Commons, Pittsburgh, PA 15212 (on the Northside).

There is an entrance to the Nova Place Concourse at the corner of South Commons and Federal Street, across from the Post Office. There is an accessible ramp at this entrance.

If you come by car and park in the garage, there are elevators in the garage.

More details about this location, including a map, and transportation are in the FAQ below.

Boxed lunches will be provided to registered attendees at the end of the workshop. Folks are welcome to take their lunches to go or to continue conversation with one another over lunch in the workshop space.

Boxed lunches contain: a sandwich or wrap, chips or pretzels, a side salad, cookie, whole piece of fruit, a drink, condiments and utensils.

When you register for the workshop, you will be asked to select from a list of sandwiches & wraps options (turkey, ham, roast beef, tuna salad, chicken salad, Italian and veggie).

Host or Publisher Allegheny Partners for Out-of-School Time (APOST)