Reflections on the benefits and challenges of using co-produced artistic workshops to engage with young people in community settings
Laura Tinner
Abstract:Background
Despite increased focus on adolescence, young people’s voices are often undervalued and underrepresented in health inequalities research and policy. Through exploring young people’s priorities for their health and their community, we may begin to understand how public health interventions and policies can be more effective and equitable. Engaging with youth using art enables empowerment and self-expression on these complex topics.
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