2003
Spring Conference on Youth Development
Was held on April 16-18th, 2003
at
the Holiday Inn Select Capitol Grand Hotel
Investment Atlanta, Inc. 3207 Key Drive Atlanta, GA 30311 Phone:404.505.8554 e-mail iai@investmentatlanta.org Investment Atlanta, Inc. is a 501 (C) (3) nonprofit organization. All donations are tax deductible. ©2003 Investment Atlanta. All rights reserved.



A conference that focuses on various perspectives of youth development, in addition to identifying how several exemplary youth service providers have enhanced and empowered the lives of youth in the communities they live. Attendees can network, problem solve and receive the latest information on programs and skills required for successful leadership and implementation for youth development programs.
Sponsored
by
Self
enhancement Inc. of Portland, Oregon; Investment Atlanta, Inc.
Supported
by
Latin America Association of Atlanta Ga.; United Way of Atlanta, Ga. PASE
Atlanta; Fulton County Juvenile Court

This
conference will focus on various perspectives of youth development, in addition
to identifying how several exemplary organizations have effectively enhanced
and empowered the lives of youth in the communities they live. Attendees can
network, problem solve and receive up-to-date information on programs and
skills required for successful leadership and implementation for youth development
programs.
Please
click here for Workshops at a glance
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:
The success story of one of the nation's top agency for youth development "Self Enhancement Inc", founded by lifelong community advocate Tony Hopson, SEI has been helping high-risk children and families in Portland's inner city make their lives positive and purposeful since 1981.
Successful Strategies for implementing and integrating a youth development model for emerging ethnic groups into mainstream American society; i.e. Latin American Association of Atlanta; Family Refuge Service and others.
The emergence of THE PARTNERSHIP FOR AFTER SCHOOL EDUCATION (PASE) a network of professionals in youth development, community members and organizations, and funding providers committed to quality education in after school settings.
How Faith Base organizations have empowered the lives of their congregational communities both spiritually and educationally through their Youth Ministries; benefits of partnerships with secular organizations.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
If you work in the profession of youth services or child welfare programs.
Those Involved in youth program development/administrators/supervision or direct services (i.e. non-profit agencies, Cities, State or Church personnel).
Social workers or those desiring to work with youth.