Describe, through a brief narrative, your initiative, vision, and mission.

Your presentation should include, but not be limited to:A definition of the purpose of your initiative, vision, and mission.
A brief overview that illustrates the 40 Developmental Assets.
A graphic that diagrams your community based on researched data.
An illustration of how your initiative will support or create a positive environment and/or enhance an existing program or practice using proven methods with and for young people.
A reference slide citing all sources using APA format.Your created resources and handouts should include the final copies of the Student Handout created in Week Three, the Resource Table finalized in Week Four, and the Communication Guide created in Week Five.Your written paper should be eight to twelve pages in length (excluding title and reference pages), and be formatted according to APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center.Your paper should include the following topics/headings:Describe, through a brief narrative, your initiative, vision, and mission.
Summarize your communitys demographics, including those that are related specifically to the 40 Developmental Assets as outlined in your text.
Outline the steps that you have taken, or will take, to achieve your vision through a graphics or written narrative.
Summarize how you arrived at your initiative based on your community needs as outlined in the demographics. Examine your thought process for developing your mission/vision statement.
Examine the internal and external assets you are focused on and explain why.
Specify how your initiative addresses at least four of the Five Action Strategies as identified in your text.
Illustrate, through a short written explanation, how you evaluated the process.
Defend your plan for growing and sustaining your initiative.You may use any or all of the instructional materials you have created during our course. Your completed Final Project should include references and citations for a minimum of five scholarly sources in addition to your text book