Department Of Youth Research Articles

Strategi Dinas Pariwisata, Kebudayaan, Kepemudaan dan Olahraga Kabupaten Sumedang dalam Upaya Mewujudkan Sumedang Sebagai Kabupaten Pariwisata

Sumedang has been named a Tourism Regency by the Regent of Sumedang since 2019, but there are still many people who do not know about it. The purpose of this research is to find out how the strategy is applied in an effort to realize Sumedang as a Tourism Regency, what are the external and internal factors that influence it and how understanding is applied to the community regarding efforts to realize Sumedang as a Tourism Regency. This research uses a case study design involving several communities and the government, namely the Sumedang Regency Tourism, Culture, Youth and Sports Office. Data collection was conducted using semi-structured interviews with 14 participants. Data analysis to identify, create themes and evaluate inductively and thematically was carried out with the help of NVivo 12. Validation of instruments and data was carried out through triangulation and expert review techniques. This research resulted in five findings: Disparbudpora strategy, the role of the media, Sumedang tourist destinations, challenges, and public understanding. The study concluded that the Strategy of the Department of Tourism, Culture, Youth and Sports focuses on a long-term plan that aims to optimize the achievement of all relevant objectives. This strategy includes monitoring and evaluating all activities related to tourism in the Sumedang Regency area, ensuring the development of infrastructure to support the development of tourism.

The Impact of Accounting Information System Implementation on the Quality of Financial Report Results of the Department of Education, Youth and Sports of Buleleng Regency

The Quality of Regional Government Financial Reports is an assessment related to the level of conformity of reporting in regional financial management for each budget period. The quality of Regional Government Financial Reports can be seen from the opinion submitted by the Financial Supervisory Agency as the party that examines and assesses the Regional Government Financial Reports. This study aims to test the influence of the Regional Financial Accounting System and human resource competence on the quality of Regional Government Financial Reports. This study includes quantitative research. The sample in this study were employees at the Education, Youth, and Sports Office according to the criteria. The results of this study are that the Regional Financial Accounting System affects the quality of Regional Government Financial Reports.

Peran Pemerintah dalam Pelestarian Kesenian Ludruk di Surabaya

Ludruk is a native East Javanese folk art originating from Jombang, but is also a typical Surabaya cultural mascot. Ludruk is a traditional drama performed by an arts group on a stage based on stories about people's daily lives. Ludruk art is part of East Java's rich and unique cultural heritage. Its preservation is important to maintain local cultural identity which can be a valuable asset for the community, due to the threat of loss and extinction. Ludruk is not only an artistic performance, but is also part of social life and preserving the community's identity can help strengthen a sense of solidarity and pride in local culture. . By choosing this topic, researchers can make a meaningful contribution to efforts to preserve and promote the desirability of ludruk art for the future. This research method is descriptive qualitative by collecting primary data through in-depth interviews and observations from related informants. Based on the research results that: 1. The role of the Surabaya City Culture, Youth and Sports and Tourism Department (Disbudporapar) as a regulator, plays a significant role in supporting arts and cultural activities in the preservation of ludruk art, ensuring that this traditional art remains alive and growing among young generation in ASPK policy.2. The role of the Department of Culture, Youth and Sports and Tourism of the City of Surabaya (Disbudporapar) as a facilitator, currently there is still a lack of support and facilities, allowing regeneration, regeneration of ludruk artists to be slow, competition with modern media, limited training: training programs are often undirected and inconsistent. 3. The role of the Department of Culture, Youth and Sports and Tourism of the City of Surabaya (Disbudporapar) as a dynamist, has been running well, but the current condition is that many ludruk groups in Surabaya have arts registration marks (TDK) and are registered at Disbudporapar. However, many of them have already died and Ludruk performances currently only rely on invitations from the Surabaya City Youth and Sports Culture Service (Disbudporapar).

Examining the link between age of alcohol initiation, adolescent alcohol use and adult substance use

Abstract Background Understanding the relationship between adolescent alcohol use and adult substance use is important for prevention programmes. Existing evidence presents divergent findings and potential mechanisms are debated. Methods We estimated associations between the age of alcohol initiation and alcohol use at age 17 and substance use at age 20 in a nationally representative cohort (n = 4554). Weighted logistic regression models were fitted using Generalised Estimating Equations in multiply imputed and complete case data. Results Our analysis identified that 27% of participants reported first alcohol use at ≤ 14 years old, with 37% engaging in risky alcohol use by age 17. At age 20, 14% reported hazardous alcohol use, while 38% used tobacco, 24% cannabis, and 28% other drugs. The age at which alcohol was initiated and risky alcohol use at 17 years old were both strongly associated with alcohol, tobacco, cannabis and other illicit drug use at 20 years old. Sequential change in effect estimates coupled with non-overlapping confidence intervals suggest a dose-response relationship between age of alcohol initiation and tobacco and other drug use at age 20. Conclusions First use of alcohol at 14 or younger was common. Earlier alcohol initiation and risky alcohol use are each associated with substantially elevated risk for substance use at 20 years old even after accounting for common liability factors. Acknowledgement: Growing Up in Ireland (GUI) is funded by the Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth (DCEDIY). It is managed by DCEDIY in association with the Central Statistics Office (CSO). Results in this report are based on analyses of data from Research Microdata Files provided by the CSO. Neither the CSO nor DCEDIY take any responsibility for the views expressed or the outputs generated from these analyses. Key messages • Delaying alcohol initiation and preventing risky alcohol use during adolescence may reduce levels of substance use in young adults. • Self-reported early use of alcohol remains common.

Examining factors associated with cocaine use in late adolescence and early adulthood

Abstract Background In 2022, cocaine was the leading problem drug for which individuals sought treatment in Ireland, overtaking opioids for the first time. Despite increasing concerns about cocaine, there is limited longitudinal research examining factors associated with cocaine use in the general youth population. We describe levels of use and associated factors at 17 and 20 years old Methods Past-year cocaine use was studied at age 17 (N = 5965) and 20 (N = 4679) in a nationally representative cohort. Individual, family, social and environmental exposure variables were selected a priori. Weighted logistic regression models were fitted using Generalised Estimating Equations to multiply imputed and complete case data. Results Cocaine use was reported by 220 (4%) at age 17, and 1072 (23%) at age 20. Both individual and community factors predict use. Earlier alcohol initiation and having friends who use cannabis were strongly associated with increased odds of cocaine use at both ages. Those with parents who reported that neighbourhood intoxication or drug-taking was common had elevated odds of cocaine use at age 17. Conclusions Past-year cocaine use at 20 years old in this cohort is substantially higher than other international cohort studies. Levels of cocaine use increase significantly between 17 and 20 years old. Acknowledgement: Growing Up in Ireland (GUI) is funded by the Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth (DCEDIY). It is managed by DCEDIY in association with the Central Statistics Office (CSO). Results in this report are based on analyses of data from Research Microdata Files provided by the CSO. Neither the CSO nor DCEDIY take any responsibility for the views expressed or the outputs generated from these analyses. Key messages • Our study underscores significant cocaine use rates and correlations with early substance initiation and neighbourhood factors. • This emphasizes the necessity of a comprehensive, multilevel strategy for preventing cocaine use.

Design Of A Letter Archives Website Using Native Php In The Department Of Youth Education And Sports In Wonosobo District

The Department of Education, Youth and Sports is a government agency that operates in the formal and non-formal education service sector as well as in managing education governance in schools. The Department of Education, Youth and Sports has a structural field, one of which is the SUPEG field "General and Personnel Sub-Section", where it deals with a lot of issues related to general and personnel, one of which is incoming and outgoing letters. However, there are obstacles and problems faced, namely that incoming and outgoing letters often have double numbering, some letters cannot be found, the archive process is still manual and there are many other problems. With the existence of this incoming and outgoing mail archive website, it is hoped that it will be useful and can solve this problem at SUPEG in the future. The website was designed using native PHP language and several collaboration languages, namely JavaScript, CSS and others, for the database itself using Xampp. The final result of this research is the production of an Archives Website for Incoming and Outgoing Mail. who can provide information and solve problems that occur in SUPEG "General and Personnel Sub-Section" especially in the correspondence section both within the agency and from outside.

Peculiarities of Tourism Indtry Management in Territorial Communities of Zhytomyr Region

Today, the tourism industry not only plays a key role at the national level, but also has a significant impact on local economic development. The existence of dedicated tourism units in local governments allows for more efficient planning and resource allocation, avoiding potential obstacles that may arise when tourism is subordinated to other departments. The article shows that out of 66 territorial communities, 9 do not have a department responsible for developing proposals and measures for tourism development. Most of them are organized under the name of the Department of Education, Youth, Sport, Culture, and Tourism. This integrated approach, although covering different aspects of community life, strongly influences the allocation of resources, as there is a tendency to prioritize cultural initiatives over specific tourism development. This raises the question of whether this integration is the most effective way of stimulating growth in the tourism sector. The analysis of long-term community development strategies showed that 44 UTCs have a programme or a draft programme, and a further 9 have adopted tourism development programmes with an action plan. The successful development of tourism in a territorial community depends on both its resources and the status of its centre, which may be a village, town, or city. Finally, it is important to differentiate responsibility for tourism development, as the potential for tourism initiatives varies according to the size of the settlement. Accordingly, we have classified the territorial municipalities, resulting in the following distribution: the urban type (M) includes 12 municipalities with subtypes M1, M2, M3, M4, which were identified based on their regional or district importance. The settlement type (S) includes 22 municipalities with subtypes S1, S2, S3, in which the centres did not perform rayon functions before the decentralization reform. The rural municipality type (R) includes 32 municipalities and has 2 subtypes: R1, R2. Thus, in order to ensure sustainable growth and success in tourism, the authorities need to consider many factors for effective management.

Preventing Colorectal Cancer: A Detailed Guide to Screening Methods and Accessing Screening in Florida

This is the second installment in the colorectal cancer prevention series. This article is intended for adults who fall within the recommended age range (45 to 75 years old) for colorectal cancer screening. This article aims to provide up-to-date information about several approved options available for colorectal cancer screening. Written by Melissa J. Vilaro, Valeria Westring, Jennifer Woodard, Samara Purvis, LaTrina Massey, and Wendy Wood, and published by the UF/IFAS Department of Family, Youth and Community Sciences, July 2024.

Choose MyPlate: Drink Water Instead of Sugary Drinks

Every cell in your body needs water to function correctly. That’s why it’s important to stay hydrated. Even though all fluids provide hydration, water is a better choice. The information in this publication can help you learn why. Written by Jeanine Beatty, Shari Bresin, Karla Shelnutt, and Gail Kauwell, and published by the UF/IFAS Department of Family, Youth and Community Sciences, revised August 2024.

Management of Auxiliary Personnel at the Education, Youth, and Sports Office of the Special Region of Yogyakarta

This study analyzes the Management of auxiliary Personnel within the Department of Education, Youth, and Sports (Disdikpora) of the Special Region of Yogyakarta (DIY). Employing a qualitative approach through a case study method, data were gathered via interviews, observations, and documentation. Research informants comprised structural and functional officials within Disdikpora DIY and auxiliary Personnel from various operational units. Findings indicate that the Management of auxiliary Personnel within the Disdikpora DIY has been effectively established, encompassing planning, organization, implementation, and supervision/evaluation. Supporting factors include the involvement of various stakeholders, legal frameworks, official decrees, supportive leadership policies, opportunities for external collaborations, and cooperation between civil servants (PNS) and auxiliary Personnel. Despite encountering several challenges, measures have been taken to address them. Improvement needs to encompass regulatory adjustments, including gubernatorial regulations within DIY, welfare considerations, diploma adjustments, position qualifications, and job descriptions of auxiliary Personnel.

The Implication of Financial Literacy Education Integration for Pupils at Primary School in Cambodia

Key Messages The project Cha-Ching “Basic Financial Literacy” has been successful in equipping pupils at primary schools with the necessary knowledge and skills for managing money from an early age. Integration of financial literacy into educational curricula at primary schools, ensuring students are equipped with practical financial skills emphasizing the concepts of Earn, Save, Spend, and Donate to prepare for 21st Century Skills before entering adulthood and support to local life skills needed. Training and support for teachers and pre-service teacher to enhance their understanding of financial concepts and effective teaching methodologies, enabling them to deliver high-quality financial education for pupils at primary school in Cambodia. The Provincial Department of Education, Youth and Sport and the District office of Education, Youth and Sport should consider promoting financial literacy to other schools (public and private schools) and continue to work with the target schools throughout the capacity building and follow-up to ensure newly enrolled pupils received the financial education. The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (MoEYS): 1.) should consider promoting financial literacy by developing a legal framework and guidelines adopting financial literacy into the life-skill curriculum for primary schools. 2.) Consider allocating an annual budget for capacity building and printing of teaching and learning books, and allocating the yearly budget for printing and distributing Cha-Ching’s books for pupils nationwide. The Prudence Foundation or other donors should consider promoting financial literacy and supporting to implementation of the Cha-Ching Money Smart Kids “basic financial literacy” widely at primary schools in Cambodia.

THE INFLUENCE OF LEARNING ORGANIZATIONS AND EMPLOYEE INNOVATION BEHAVIOR ON EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE AT THE SURABAYA CITY CULTURE, YOUTH AND SPORTS AND TOURISM OFFICE WITH THE INTERVENING VARIABLE OF EMPLOYEE COMPETENCE

This study examines and demonstrates the impact of Learning Organizations and Employee Innovation Behavior on Employee Performance in the Department of Culture, Youth and Sports and Tourism of the City of Surabaya. The research design employed in this study is explanatory research, which aims to explain the causes and consequences of existing problems. Path Analysis, along with two multiple linear regression analysis models and SPSS ver 17.0, was utilized to analyze the data. Furthermore, this study is classified as associative research. The findings of this study confirm that learning organizations have a positive and significant influence on employee competence. Furthermore, employee innovation behavior also has a positive and significant impact on employee competence. Moreover, learning organizations positively and significantly affect employee performance, while employee innovation behavior also has a positive and significant influence on employee performance. Additionally, employee competence is found to have a positive and significant effect on employee performance. However, employee competence does not act as a mediating variable in the relationship between learning organizations and employee performance. On the other hand, employee competence does serve as a mediating variable in the relationship between employee innovation behavior and employee performance.

A Multilevel Analysis of Individual and Community Factors Associated With Case Dispositions Following Child Maltreatment Investigations.

Understanding service disposition pathways is critical to provide deeper insight into why certain subgroups of the population are at risk for recurrent Child Protective Services (CPS) involvement and may highlight disparities across groups or geographic areas. Using the Decision-Making Ecology Framework as a lens, the present study examines whether service disposition pathways are influenced by risk assessment, safety concerns, child age, maltreatment type, previous CPS involvement, and/or county-level structural vulnerability. We linked administrative data from New Mexico's Department of Children, Youth and Families (DCYF) to data from the American Community Survey. Multilevel models examining associations between case (N = 12,960) and county (N = 33) characteristics revealed that both case (age, maltreatment type, risk/safety assessments, previous CPS involvement) and county-level factors (transportation and housing) were associated with service disposition. Additionally, we observed considerable variation at the county level in both the provision of services and the relationship between risk assessment and service provision. By linking different factors of the decision-making process in child welfare cases to intervention strategies, the analysis reveals that the perception of risk can vary based on geographical context resulting in different outcomes for families who have similar risks but different county-level vulnerabilities.

Clear Yet Crossed: Athletes' Retrospective Reports of Coach Violence.

This study aimed at examining coach-athlete violence based on the retrospective reports of adults who had been athletes as children and adolescents; predict variables that contribute to the existence of such violence; describe difficulties that the participants encountered as young athletes following such violence; and reveal the outcomes of such violence on their emotions and behaviors, in the past and present. The applied mixed methods comprised quantitative self-reporting questionnaires and qualitative interviews. The former included 440 participants (mean age 27.6) who had trained for at least one year in a sports union youth department; the latter included 14 participants (aged 23-37). These competitive athletes came from eight branches of sports. The interviews were analyzed based on the Narrative Approach. According to the quantitative study, all participants had experienced coach violence at least once during their career, mainly psychological violence and neglect, followed by physical violence. Sexual violence was least reported. The age of their retirement from sports and the number of coaches that they had had were significant predictors of violence. Thematic analysis of the qualitative interviews resulted in six types of coach-athlete violence: (1) psychological violence; (2) verbal violence; (3) starvation and food fattening; (4) non-proportional punishing; (5) physical violence; and (6) sexual violence. It is vital that coach-athlete violence is addressed in public discourse, that the topic of young athletes' safety is introduced into coaching education, and that a position holder is nominated to be in charge of such safety in all sports organizations.

Nothing Will Ever Be the Same: Acknowledging and Recovering from the Trauma of Identity Theft Victimization

This publication is a fact sheet intended for individuals who are interested in learning basic information about identity theft, victimization, and ways to navigate the process. The publication aims to inform readers and to help victims of identity theft minimize financial and personal setbacks. Written by Axton Betz-Hamilton, Randall A. Cantrell, and Heidi Liss Radunovich, and published by the UF/IFAS Department of Family, Youth and Community Sciences, June 2024.

Analysis of Communication and Policy Information in Improving the Managerial Competence of Elementary School Principals in Banjarnegara District

The competence of the school principal as a managerial person who manages the school as an educational organization plays a role in making plans as a goal for the school as an organization that aims to achieve the goals set by all school members. In carrying out school institutional activities, it cannot be separated from the coordination of institutions in the field of education that provide guidance and design policies, in this case the Department of Education, Youth and Sports in Banjarnegara Regency. However, the implementation of communication and information which should be able to be established well has not yet been fully realized. This research aims to analyze communication and policy information in improving the managerial competence of elementary school principals in Banjarnegara Regency. This research uses a descriptive qualitative approach. Data collection techniques were carried out by means of interviews, observation and documentation. Data analysis techniques are carried out by condensing data, displaying data and drawing conclusions and verification. The research results show that policy communication and information has been implemented well and effectively from the aspects of transmission, clarity and consistency. The school principal has good managerial competencies in accordance with the principles of leadership management, namely the ability to plan, organize, implement and supervise. In this way, communication and policy information can improve the managerial competence of elementary school principals in Banjarnegara Regency.

Comparison of V-RISK-Y and V-RISK-10 for risk of violence: A one-year study from a psychiatric emergency department for adolescents

There has been a lack of short and simple screening instruments to assess the risk of violence in youth. Many acute youth departments have used the V-RISK-10, a risk screener for adults. V-RISK-Y is a risk screener based on the V-RISK-10 and adapted to youths. Our aim was to compare the predictive validity between V-RISK-Y and VRISK-10 in an emergency psychiatric adolescent ward. Target population were all 92 patients admitted within one year, and study population consisted of 49 (53 %) patients who had completed data. V-RISK-10 and V-RISK-Y were scored at admission and compared with recorded episodes of violence during the hospitalization. V-RISK-Y showed higher AUC values for recorded violence and some of the individual items also showed better results. Most differences were not significant, but results may still be of clinical interest.

Corporate Strategy of The Department of Youth And Sports Tourism in Developing A Religious Tourism Destination Statue of The Mother Mary

Corporate Strategy of The Department of Youth And Sports Tourism in Developing A Religious Tourism Destination Statue of The Mother Mary

Etnowisata Desa Denai Lama: Kajian Antropologi Ekologi di Kecamatan Pantai Labu

This research examines the ecology of rice fields in the Pantai Labu District. The community in the Pantai Labu District utilizes the ecology of rice fields not only as a food supplier but also as a tourist destination that can add value to the rice fields in the Pantai Labu District. The aim of this research is to describe how the community is able to increase the high value of the rice fields in Denai Lama Village, Pantai Labu District, Deli Serdang Regency. This research also discusses the culture and local wisdom in the Denai Lama Tourism Area and the activities that are characteristic of the culture and local wisdom in the Denai Lama Tourism Area, Deli Serdang Regency. The method used in this research is qualitative research with ethnographic methods. Data collection techniques include interviews, observations, and documentation. The research results state that Denai Lama Tourism Village is the first Tourism Village in Deli Serdang Regency, initiated by the Head of the Department of Youth, Sports, Culture, and Tourism of Deli Serdang Regency. This village is also considered one of the cleanest villages in Indonesia and has often received national awards. By utilizing the rice fields not only for food supply but also as a tourist destination, it adds value to the rice fields which has a significant impact on Denai Lama Tourism Village. The principle of this tourism village is more towards education, culture, culinary, making it an attraction for Denai Lama Village. This place is located on vast hectares of rice fields, with interesting photo spots for visitors. There are also many unique activities in Denai Lama Village, such as traditional culinary snacks, an annual folk festival, and a horse dance performance. Ethno-tourism in Denai Lama Village is a suitable title for research because it is one of the local wisdoms in North Sumatra, specifically in the Pantai Labu District, Deli Serdang Regency.

Dampak Kampung Budaya Majapahit pada Karakteristik Sosial Masyarakat Desa Bejijong

Majapahit culture has influenced the social characteristics of the people living in the Majapahit Cultural Village, Bejijong Village. The influence of the Majapahit Cultural Village has encouraged the community to live alongside Majapahit Culture. This research aims to identify the impact of the construction of the Majapahit Cultural Village on the social characteristics of the Bejijong Village community. This research used Emile Durkheim's theory of social change and Sorokin and Zimmerman's theory of village characteristics. The method used is qualitative descriptive with data search methods from primary surveys in interviews, field observations, questionnaires, and secondary data from literature studies. In the preliminary survey, interviews were conducted with Pokdarwis, the Head of Bejijong Village, and the Department of Culture, Youth, Sports and Tourism (DISBUDPORAPAR) of Mojokerto Regency, and a questionnaire was filled in by determining respondents using purposive sampling and the Slovin formula to obtain 44 respondents. There are two research variables, namely demographic and environmental impacts, with six indicators: population size, livelihoods, population density, social stratification, environment, social interaction, and social solidarity. This research was conducted in 2023, but the data is periodic from 2018 to 2022. The results of this research show that the existence of the Majapahit Cultural Village has had a demographic impact in the form of an increase in population, an increase in population density values, and a change in livelihood from being a farmer to being a farmer. I have other jobs in entrepreneurship, establishing tourism awareness groups, and increasing mobility. The ecological impact is that the building has a Majapahit architectural identity, and the community's mindset becomes more open regarding technology and its potential, preserving Majapahit culture.