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New York City Tries to Shame Its Teens Into Not Having Babies
by Jamilah King on March 6 2013, 9:22AM
Featuring heart-tugging images of toddlers, a new multiracial ad campaign links teen pregnancy to financial strain, heartbreak, fatherlessness and undereducated children. Reproductive justice activists call the tough-love message counterproductive.
Topics: Health, Politics, Youth and Race
What Fires Young Progressives’ Activism? A New Study Asks Them
by Rinku Sen on May 24 2012, 9:49AM
In one of the first studies involving Occupy participants, the Applied Research Center gathered young activists from multiple movements in focus groups to ask, What propels you to the political frontline?
Topics: #Occupy, Politics, Rinku Sen, Schools & Youth, Youth and Race
Youth Say Race Still Matters—So What Are They Doing About It?
by Juell Stewart on June 28 2011, 10:50AM
Our focus groups found young people still see race shaping U.S. society. Here are five campaigns working with them to tackle modern racism.
Topics: Schools & Youth, Youth and Race
What’s Racism? That’s Harder for Youth to Answer Than You Think
by Dom Apollon on June 16 2011, 9:25AM
In a series of focus groups, young people of all races struggled to describe the ways in which institutions and social structures produce racial disparities.
Topics: Colorlines Surveys, Schools & Youth, Youth and Race
Don’t Call Them “Post-Racial”—How Young People Actually Think About Race
by Dom Apollon on June 7 2011, 2:41PM
A three-part series in which Dom Apollon breaks down the findings from a series of focus groups with Millennials on everything from Barack Obama to criminal justice.
Topics: Politics, Schools & Youth, Youth and Race
Don’t Call Them “Post-Racial.” Millennials Say Race Matters to Them
by Dom Apollon on June 7 2011, 10:05AM
Results from focus groups with dozens of multiracial young people show in-depth conversations about race generate far more nuanced ideas than mainstream polling has suggested.
Topics: Colorlines Surveys, Schools & Youth, Youth and Race
Reporter’s Notebook: A Look Inside Our Focus Groups on Youth and Race
by Channing Kennedy, Dom Apollon on June 7 2011, 10:00AM
Research director Dom Apollon explains the project and speaks with some of the focus group participants on camera.
Topics: Schools & Youth, Youth and Race
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