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Most cited papers from YouthWorks

What are the most cited papers from YouthWorks?

The most cited paper from YouthWorks is "Discovering My Agency: Exploring how Youth Participatory Action Research Facilitates the Development of Capital by Underserved Youth in a College Access Program" (Tara D. Hudson, Darris R. Means, Elizabeth Tish, 2020), with 22 citations. Next come "Educating Youth Ministers in the Anglican Diocese of Sydney; John Kidson and the Youthworkers Course" (2) and "Communication and Volunteerism: The Potential Impact of Role Models" (1).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 Discovering My Agency: Exploring how Youth Participatory Action Research Facilitates the Development of Capital by Underserved Youth in a College Access Program Tara D. Hudson, Darris R. Means, Elizabeth Tish · Teachers College Record The Voice of Scholarship in Education 2020 22
2 Educating Youth Ministers in the Anglican Diocese of Sydney; John Kidson and the Youthworkers Course Ruth Lukabyo · Journal of Youth and Theology 16 Jul 2021 2
3 Communication and Volunteerism: The Potential Impact of Role Models Maggie Briggs, Kristen Eis Cvancara · Communication and Theater Association of Minnesota Journal Open access 24 Nov 2015 1
4 Parents in (Cyber)bullying Prevention - A Practical Guide Luca Janka László, Eszter Salamon, Anastasiia Petrova et al. · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) Open access 9 Jun 2026 0
5 From Bystanders to Leaders - Parents in (Cyber)bullying Prevention Advocacy Toolkit Luca Janka László, Eszter Salamon, Anastasiia Petrova et al. · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) Open access 9 Jun 2026 0
6 Case study Laurie Aznavoorian Book chapterOpen access 16 May 2024 0
7 Baltimore, Maryland: The Rewards of Sound Management and Planning Gregory Wurzburg Book chapterOpen access Dec 1981 0

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