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Dear valued authors, reviewers and readers

For over twenty years, the NYAR Conference has provided adults who serve youth an opportunity to learn about proactive solutions and best practices from nationally and internationally recognized experts and presenters. We are pleased to announce the transformation of the National Youth Advocacy and Resilience Journal into a dedicated companion to the NYAR Conference. The newly redesigned NYAR Journal builds upon this legacy by providing space for conference participants to share their expertise even more broadly. The conference's 5H Strands of Head, Heart, Hands, Home and Health will serve as topic foci and the journal will accept submissions in a variety of formats.

• Note: Only NYAR Conference participants are eligible to submit their work for publication
• Conference participants are welcome to contact the journal editor (Courtney Toledo) with any questions about the submission process or to seek feedback on a submission idea (1-2 paragraphs maximum).
• Submissions should be emailed directly to the journal editor (Courtney Toledo)

For more information, visit the About this Journal page and visit the Aims & Scope page.

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