Was soll Jugendarbeit?

Bedarf, Selbstverständnis und Wirkung

Autor*innen

• Andrea Grimm

Parameter

• Sozialwissenschaften

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This collection explores the multifaceted landscape of youth work, focusing on the identity and needs of young people and the challenges faced by youth workers. Röll examines the role of youth work in supporting adolescents, while Helmes delves into the characteristics of the youth involved. Lindner addresses the pressing issues and developmental tasks within youth work, highlighting the tension between erosion and vision. Dassler and Bertram investigate how youth workers perceive adolescents and the challenges they encounter. Schröer discusses the intersection of youth policy and youth work, emphasizing the importance of enabling youth. Rohde reflects on the professionalization of youth work, particularly in Niedersachsen, and Reibe discusses the renewed interest in open youth work, addressing municipal expectations. Honisch further explores the renaissance of open child and youth work, focusing on community expectations. Berger-Nowak emphasizes the need for balanced planning and control in youth work, while Wendt questions how to secure and renew professional standards. Böhnisch and Krisch analyze political education from a spatial perspective, and Neu emphasizes the importance of empowering youth as a future investment in youth work. This compilation provides valuable insights into the evolving dynamics of youth work and its critical role in society.

• Sprache: Deutsch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2013