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The Urban Institute’s Program on Neighborhoods and Youth Development: Understanding How Place Matters for Kids

Author(s): 
Popkin, Susan J., Acs, Gregory, & Smith, Robin
Organization: 
The Urban Institute
Date Published: 
October, 2009

This paper provides an overview of The Urban Institute's Program on Neighborhoods and Youth Development. The program focuses on understanding the relationships between neighborhood-level factors and the well-being and development of children and youth by identifying and evaluating place-based, community-wide strategies to help children grow up to reach their full potential as adults. It includes a section focusing on adolescent girls and coercive sexual environments based on findings from the Moving to Opportunity for Fair Housing Demonstration.

Download a copy of The Urban Institute’s Program on Neighborhoods and Youth Development: Understanding How Place Matters for Kids (PDF, 56 KB) from the Urban Institute Web site.

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Topics: 
  • Delinquency Prevention
  • Risk and Resilience
  • Violence Prevention
Resource Type: 
  • Report

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