Methods and Emerging Strategies to Engage People with Lived Experience: Improving Federal Research, Policy and Practice

Youth Engagement

2021

11-50 pages

ICF/ASPE

Syreeta Skelton-Wilson, Ph.D., Madison Sandoval-Lunn, B.S., Xiadong Zhang, Ph.D., Francesca Stern, B.S., and Jessica Kendall, J.D.

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Explores strategies for meaningfully engaging individuals with lived experience in federal research, policy and practice. It highlights the benefits of such engagement at individual, programmatic and agency levels, including improved service delivery, more responsive policies, and empowered communities.

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