Post-Pandemic Engagement of Youth in Virtual Environments: Reflections and Lessons Learned From the Development of a Youth Education Program

Jennifer Donnan, Rachel Howells, Dalainey H. Drakes, Lisa D. Bishop
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The COVID-19 pandemic introduced new landscapes for research and public engagement participation. This shift was accompanied by significant challenges and unique opportunities for engaging youth as active participants and collaborators. This commentary will reflect on insights gained from conducting a variety of virtual youth engagement activities during the pandemic, within a rights-based and empirical approach. The team reflected on challenges, opportunities, and suggestions for engaging youth as participants and collaborators in research using virtual platforms. This commentary outlines opportunities for growth and challenges worthy of consideration for future virtual youth engagement activities. These considerations are put forth with the goal of upholding autonomy, diversity, and amplifying the voices of youth in research through virtual environments. Considering our insights on engaging youth, we hope to contribute to the expanding field of youth engagement, and advance future research that utilizes virtual modalities.
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大流行后青少年参与虚拟环境:开发青少年教育计划的思考与经验教训
COVID-19 大流行为研究和公众参与带来了新的局面。在这一转变的同时,也为青年作为积极参与者和合作者的参与带来了重大挑战和独特机遇。本评论将从基于权利和经验的方法出发,反思在大流行病期间开展各种虚拟青年参与活动所获得的启示。该团队反思了利用虚拟平台让青年作为参与者和合作者参与研究的挑战、机遇和建议。本评论概述了未来虚拟青年参与活动值得考虑的发展机遇和挑战。提出这些考虑因素的目的是维护自主性、多样性,并通过虚拟环境放大青年在研究中的声音。考虑到我们在吸引青年参与方面的见解,我们希望能为不断扩大的青年参与领域做出贡献,并推进未来利用虚拟模式开展的研究。
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