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Priority Components when
choosing strategies

SYouth Development
SSocial Media

Youth Development

S Need to engage youth at all levels of any
program working with youth.
S There is a need for additional funding to
sustain youth programming.
S Need to create greater collaborations
among youth programs.

Youth Development

S There is a need for training for people
working in youth programming.
S Must have a marketing plan for youth
programming that appeals to both youth
and families.

Social Media

SWhy, why, why do have
have to keep talking about
social media?

“When you give everyone a voice
and give people power, the system
usually ends up in a really good
place.” -Mark Zuckerberg, CEO &
Founder of Facebook

Learn MORE!

www.technologyinpreve
ntion.com

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2 morethings!

1. And two more things… S

2. Priority Components when choosing strategies SYouth Development SSocial Media

3. Youth Development S Need to engage youth at all levels of any program working with youth. S There is a need for additional funding to sustain youth programming. S Need to create greater collaborations among youth programs.

4. Youth Development S There is a need for training for people working in youth programming. S Must have a marketing plan for youth programming that appeals to both youth and families.

5. Social Media SWhy, why, why do have have to keep talking about social media?

6. “When you give everyone a voice and give people power, the system usually ends up in a really good place.” -Mark Zuckerberg, CEO & Founder of Facebook

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11. Learn MORE! www.technologyinpreve ntion.com

Notas del editor

Traditional media “pushed” information out to the public. There wasn’t any kind mechanism for immediate feedback or collaborative discussion around the information being “pushed” – social media opens up those opportunities.