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Arts Programs for At-Risk Youth: How U.S. Communities are Using the Arts to Rescue Their Youth and Deter Crime

Dec 1, 1998

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This pamphlet explores how an increasing number of communities are realizing that art programs for at-risk youth offer an effective and more affordable alternative to detention and police-centered crime prevention.

Arts Programs for At-Risk Youth: How U.S. Communities are Using the Arts to Rescue Their Youth and Deter Crime

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Americans for the Arts

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Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation

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Title: Arts Programs for At-Risk Youth: How U.S. Communities are Using the Arts to Rescue Their Youth and Deter Crime
Publication date 1998-12-01
Publication Year 1998
Copyright holder(s) Americans for the Arts
Document type Evaluation , Text
Language English
URL: https://www.issuelab.org/resource/arts-programs-for-at-risk-youth-how-u-s-communities-are-using-the-arts-to-rescue-their-youth-and-deter-crime.html
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