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Promoting the Participation of Seldom Heard Young People: A Review of the Literature on Best Practice Principles

Kelleher, Seymour & Halpenny, TU Dublin · 2014 · Evidence review

Irish literature review, funded by the Irish Research Council and the Department of Children and Youth Affairs, on why seldom-heard young people are left out of participation structures and which best-practice principles help. It argues the barriers lie in structures and services, not young people.

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Promoting the Participation of Seldom Heard Young People: A Review of the Literature on Best Practice Principles

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