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Do kids and teens you work with understand the critical personal finance issues such as budgeting, investing, risk assessment, credit and savy shopping? If not, this workshop will help you design effective programs to inculcate these skills. Come hear why financial literacy is important for youth development and how your ministry can implement interesting, interactive programs to address personal finance.

Organizing on campus for strategic and sustainable work for social change.

Mentoring is the best back-up plan to broken families. This workshop clearly lays out the principles that will ensure your mentoring ministry is successful and impactful in the lives of your ministry kids.

Youth & family enrichment is a common goal for both the faith community and secular social service organizations. This workshop provides information that will help develop effective collaborations and partnerships between churches, other faith-based organizations, and "secular" social service organizations.

At CCDA 2005, Donna Broughton & Barbara Schneider present on how to educate urban youth in the basics of practical economics.

Scott Arnold presents at CCDA 2005 on how economic literacy can actually help develop the next generation of individuals spiritually.

At CCDA 2005, Rev. Phil Jackson gives a workshop on how to teach urban youth about sexuality.

This CCDA 2004 presents the efforts of the Technology for Teens Program, based in Montreal, as a case study.

Dr. Lester Meriwether presents on running a literacy ministry at CCDA 2005.

Amy Sherman and Wayne Hast present on resources for youth entrepreneurship programs at CCDA 2004.

Dr. Kimberlee Johnson presents at CCDA 2005 on effective youth development programming.

Wilma Collins & Galen Williams present on how to start a job club at CCDA 2005.