Chicano-Latino Youth Leadership Institute: An Asset-Based Program for Youth
American Journal of Health BehaviorPublished 1 May 2003
Laura Bloomberg, Anne Ganey, Vittorio Alba, Guadalupe Quintero, Linda Alvarez Alcantara
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The theory of action that links the Chicano-Latino Youth Leadership Institute with positive youth development and to highlight promising practices is described and a significant number of participants are positively impacted.
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Based on the first 3 years of program evaluation data, this culturally specific youth development model is positively impacting a significant number of participants.
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Social SciencesAgricultural and Biological Sciences