Improving Service Delivery to Out-Of-School Youth from Minority Backgrounds: Case Study Findings from the Southern California Resource Services for Independent Living

John O’Neill, Mira Wang and Frank Martin

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Abstract: This brief provides findings from a case study of the Southern California Resource Services for Independent Living, and shares insights on its approach to serving minority youth.

Keywords: Minority youth; transition aged youth; disability; centers for independent living; intersectionality; youth transitions; employment (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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