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How can we motivate informed political participation by young Americans?

New York Youth at Risk wants to improve its Warriors Way and Women to Women programs—both two-year programs that serve 15–20 participants at a time.

The GO Project wants to improve its GO Summer and GO School programs, which provide academic instruction and activities to 450 youth who perform below grade level or have learning or emotional...

New Heights Youth wants to improve its College Bound program, which provides academic, college preparation, and basketball programming to 200 students.

Support for the Collaborative to Enhance Diversity in Science (CEDS) workshop of organizational leaders involved in developing scientists from under-represented groups.

Why do programs impacts vary across places, organizations, and different groups of youth?

What contexts support effective teaching in New York City schools?

What are the costs and benefits of Philanthropic investments in K-12 education approaches?

What is the status of California’s after-school movement?

How do youth’s families, schools, neighborhoods, recreational spaces, and peers impact their engagement in risky behavior and their health? Can new technologies help us measure what matters for young...

What happens to findings from studies funded by the federal Institute of Education Sciences (IES)?