Opportunity Youth: Disenfranchised Young People

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MDRC Working Paper What Works for D
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2009-2012 Varies Program 2012-2014
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References American Institutes for
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Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initi
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Sparks, Sarah D. 2015. “Many Drop
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About MDRC MDRC is a nonprofit, non
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Attachment B Disconnected Youth: A
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Disconnected Youth: A Look at 16 to
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