Whether you are a government agency or business the principles of Human Development, greatly impact your organization and the individuals you serve and work with. In the many years that YDN has operated we have created trainings that can help you identify areas of growth in staff to staff relationships, skill and strengths development, and organizational culture and climate.
Whether you are running an after-school program for elementary school students or a non-profit organization serving thousands, the principles of Youth Development, and Human Development, greatly impact your organization and the individuals you serve and work with. In the many years that YDN has operated we have created trainings that can help you identify areas of growth in staff to staff relationships, skill and strengths development, and organizational culture and climate.
Episode 94 | Season 10 with Giselle Garcia, Program Director at NorCal Resist, in a conversation rooted in community, humanity, and the values that sustain collective growth. Giselle shares how the strength of an organization comes from the people behind it—the commitment of her team, the…
Creciente Latinx Leadership is a program designed for members of the Latino/Hispanic/ Latinx Community and those who recognize the importance of this demographic to the future of the Sacramento Region. The goal of the Program is to build leadership capacity within the Community in order to prepare and empower.
YDN—thank you for always being there to guide and support us in our journey to provide high quality youth and staff experiences.
In America, the problem with our schools and workplaces is not so much that there is an achievement or productivity gap, it’s that there is an engagement gap.
“How can we find out who else is doing what we do?” “How can we do a better job of working together?” Learn about our team, how we came to be, and the conversations that triggered the formation of YDN.
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One of the strangest things I am learning as an adult is how to make new friends, especially with the way much of the world functions now (thanks to the tiny computers in our pockets). I’m having luck actually talking to my neighbors, intentionally spending time…
It’s one of my favorite things when you go to a show and are surprised with an opening act you didn’t expect. After finding her song Wildfire Season a few months ago, it was really cool to see Jobi Riccio live.
Last week the Woodland Superintendent Youth Advisory Council held their grantee showcase, a culmination of some great youth leadership work.
In this podcast interview, psychologist Ruth Ogden explains how emotions, memory, culture, routine, and technology shape human perceptions of time.
“Ultimately we know deeply that the other side of fear is a freedom.” – Marilyn Ferguson
