Centering Youth Voice and Belonging: An Intergenerational Inquiry into AI Policy

Centering the voices of high school students who, alongside an adult researcher, explored how schools might create participatory spaces for shaping AI policy, this article explores how co-created policies can reimagine classrooms as civic, hopeful spaces grounded in collaboration and youth agency.

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The English Journal
Published
2026-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.58680/ej20261150514
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Digital Education and Society
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Centering Youth Voice and Belonging: An Intergenerational Inquiry into AI Policy

JEN FREED, EMMANUELLE KRAMER, ANGELINA VO
The English Journal
Digital Education and Society
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Centering Youth Voice and Belonging: An Intergenerational Inquiry into AI Policy

JEN FREED, EMMANUELLE KRAMER, ANGELINA VO
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Abstract

Centering the voices of high school students who, alongside an adult researcher, explored how schools might create participatory spaces for shaping AI policy, this article explores how co-created policies can reimagine classrooms as civic, hopeful spaces grounded in collaboration and youth agency.

The English JournalVol. 115(5)
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