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The continuing success of effective juvenile crime prevention and deterrence depends on Congress strengthening the provisions of the JJDPA and providing the resources needed for states and...
The Campaign for a Presidential Youth Council is a bi-partisan, youth-led initiative, to establish a Presidential Youth Council, comprised of young Americans ages 16-24, to advise the President on...
What if we could ensure that every young person has the abilities, skills and mindset to be ready for life's opportunities and challenges?
In the U.S., one in six young people ages 16 to 24 are not in school and are unemployed. This has tremendous consequences for these youth and their families--and for our nation as a whole.
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RT @RaiseTheAgeNY: "Having an incarcerated parent somehow meant I was a problematic child. When the topic came up at school, I would say my mother was on vacation as a way to avoid ridicule."-@GraduateIsabel, on how shared resources & advocacy can help #Indigenous people confront mass incarceration https://t.co/KrExwSgDzD
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Enter @youthdotgov #YE4C and @OsborneNY’s contest focused on the importance of visiting for children of incarcerated parents! More info about the chance to win a $50 gift card: https://t.co/DjYc1ludCd #SeeUsSupportUs https://t.co/38n8TvooUf
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Here are 10 ways to support girls on #InternationalDayoftheGirl #DayoftheGirl (via @FastCompany): https://t.co/pp3ITS0qwQ
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