Search Institute Press


Search Institute Press® is the publishing division of Search Institute, a nonprofit youth development research organization. We publish books for adults who work with youth, including parents and parenting professionals; preschool, elementary, and secondary educators; school administrators, counselors, and staff; youth-serving, family-serving, and community-serving professionals; faith-based organizations; prevention professionals; before- and after-school caregivers; grant writers; and other caring adults who seek to make their communities better places for children and youth to grow up healthy.

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Search Institute Press in the News

News Release: Empowering Youth

May-29-2008

Empowering Youth demonstrates the value of youth leadership in traditional adult-led organizations

MINNEAPOLIS: Imagine a future where every young person has the tools, the ability, and the desire to change the world. As thousands of children continue to doubt how they can positively impact change, it’s up toMORE

News Release: The Best of Building Assets Together

Search Institute Press Introduces New Educational Resource, The Best of Building Assets Together: Favorite Group Activities That Help Youth Succeed.

MINNEAPOLIS: Middle and high school teachers, youth program leaders, and after-school coordinators all know they can enhance education to youth through hands-on activities. But with so many daily demands, what teacher has time to search for effective group activities?MORE