Telling the story of culture, values, and circumstances that nurture the well-being of Black youth and young adults

This presentation highlights the findings and participatory methods used by a group of young researchers participating in the Youth and Young Adult Wellbeing Project, an initiative supported by Fresh Tracks at the Aspen Institute. The Black Expressions affinity group explores how culture, values, and circumstances nurture the well-being of youth and young adults in their community. Focusing findings around nine key issues, including access to nature and healthy foods, cultural refuge and spirituality, capitalist/high productivity mindset, access to safe spaces, community health, togetherness, and happiness