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Peer Resources believes that students are well informed on the issues that affect them. For that reason, at the beginning of each year peer helpers design and deliver peer led research tools that assess the needs of their schools. These tools may include surveys, focus groups, interviews, and other research. Peer helpers are able to evaluate their own needs by compiling these findings and setting priorities with the assistance of their coordinators. Once the results of the research have been collected and assessed, peer helpers are able to design programs that are implemented throughout the school year that address the students' and schools' needs.

For more information about Peer Led Research, contact the San Francisco Peer Resources office at 415.920.5211.