Dec 6, 2016 12:00:00 AM
This youth-led health assessment was designed to tap into young people’s perspectives by engaging them not only as partners, but as leaders in community health research and assessment.The research was conducted in partnership with youth organizations and grassroots organizers in five major U.S. cities: Boston, Chicago, Denver, Philadelphia and St. Paul. The students from across all areas came to the same conclusions:
Matt Fulle is an intern at Education Post and an undergraduate at Northwestern University's School of Communication studying communication studies and legal studies. He has spent the last 5 years working to advance student voice in education reform. In high school, he helped to start a pilot program for student surveys as a form of teacher evaluation for the Seattle Public School District. In college, he was the external programming coordinator for Northwestern University's chapter of Students for Education Reform.
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