They played their roles well to show the various community interests. The young people participated in a developmental process they can use again and again in their clubs, schools, and communities on any problem or issue. They shared some creative, silly, brave, new, hairbrained, brilliant ideas with the adults in the group to create something new and valuable. Both the process and the report have implications for all of Extension's National Initiatives-not just Youth at Risk. Complex social problems present challenges requiring a variety of solutions that use human, financial, and material resources as wisely and creatively as possible.
Youth are resources who can affect our problem-solving processes and products.
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