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Membership Role Roger Holdsworth is a Senior Research Associate at the Australian Youth Research Centre. He was a secondary teacher for many years, has extensive experience in the community youth affairs sector, and is particularly interested in the development of programs to support active youth and student participation, particularly in schools. Roger is also editor and publisher of Connect (the newsletter of youth participation in education - since late 1979) as well as the author of several Centre reports and papers. (See Connect information at: www.geocities.com/rogermh) Roger is also the presenter of the Global Village, a worldwide/folk/acoustic music program on Melbourne community radio station PBS-FM between 5-7 pm Sundays. Qualifications BSC (Hons) DipEd BEd Research Active Student and Youth Participation Civics and Citizenship Education Publications Editor and Publisher: Connect: supporting student participation, 1979-present Books (editor): Student Councils and Beyond (Students as Effective Participants in Education Decision-Making), Connect Publication, 2005 Student Action Teams (Implementing Productive Practices in Primary and Secondary Classrooms), Connect Publications, 2006 Monographs and Reports: Civic Engagement and Young People (2007) (with Helen Stokes, Michelle Blanchard and Nadia Mohamed), Australian Youth Research Centre Research Report 28, The University of Melbourne Doing Positive Things: 'You have to go out and do it' – Outcomes for participants in Youth Development Programs: A Report of a Three-Year Longitudinal Study (2005) (with Murray Lake, Kathleen Stacey and John Stafford), Canberra: Australian Government Youth Bureau, Department of Family and Community Service Real Learning, Real Futures Revisited (2005) Australian Youth Research Centre Working Paper 25, The University of Melbourne Challenge Ya!: An Evaluation (2005) Report for The Foundation for Young Australians Discovering Democracy in Action: Implementing the Program (ed: 2004) Melbourne: Victorian Department of Education and Training and Australian Government Department of Education, Science and Technology Student Action Teams: Learning in the Community: A 'How To' Manual (2004 - revised edition) (with John Stafford, Helen Stokes, Debra Tyler and Helen Cahill) Melbourne: Victorian Department of Education and Training Real Learning, Real Futures: A Brief Evaluation and Reflection (2004) Sydney: Dusseldorp Skills Forum What Works Australia (2010) Series editor: Foundation for Young Australians Projects Current: SRC Resource Kit: for VicSRC (March-May, 2010) Student Action Teams: support for various clusters, including those through Catholic Education Office Melbourne Other Information Lifetime member of the Youth Affairs Council of Victoria (YACVic) Supporter of the VicSRC: Victorian Student Representative Council  Personal homepage
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