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Support for NPR’s news coverage of youth.

Family ReEntry seeks to improve its Transitions Mentoring Program, an in-prison program for young inmates ages 16 to 21, with the goal of reducing recidivism.

Can a voluntary summer reading intervention, including a family literacy program, improve the reading motivation and achievement of fourth graders?

The Port Chester Carver Center seeks to improve its after-school programming for children ages 6 to 13 through a pilot implementation of the Second Step Violence Prevention Curriculum.

The Mental Health Association of New York seeks to develop an internship program leading to permanent employment for a group of participants in its Adolescent Skill Center (ASC) programs.

The Horticultural Society of New York (HSNY) seeks to improve Urban Horticulture for At-Risk Young Adults, its collaboration with the Federation of Employment Guidance Services.

Youth Communication New York seeks to improve its programming for youth ages 15 to 19 by creating a formal training program for its staff.

Opportunities for a Better Tomorrow seeks to improve its youth workforce training through a partnership with the Workforce Professionals Training Institute.

The purpose of this grant is to support the American Youth Policy Forum (AYPF) in their continued efforts to provide research-based information on quality after-school programs to policymakers.

Support was given to ISSBD’s workshop on Advancing Inter-American Collaboration in Human Development.

How is media use during childhood and adolescence related to obesity?

Funds were provided to support the California Afterschool Network’s research speaker series.