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We collect research related to the issues and solutions surrounding runaway and homeless youth, as well as programmatic materials such as toolkits, factsheets, and brochures, and provide information on them in our searchable Research Summaries database.

Each entry includes information on obtaining the publication.
When possible, we provide direct links to open-access materials.

Materials in the research database do not necessarily reflect the views of RHYTTAC, the Family & Youth Services Bureau, or the Administration for Children and Families.

240 Search Results
Year Title Authors Type
2018 Implementing Change: Law Enforcements Role in Addressing the Intersection of Homelessness and Juvenile Justice Brief
2018 Implementing Change: State and Local Governments Role in Addressing the Intersection of Homelessness and Juvenile Justice Brief
2018 Implementing Change: The State Advisory Groups Role in Addressing the Intersection of Homelessness and Juvenile Justice Brief
2018 Human Trafficking Prevalence and Child Welfare Risk Factors Among Homeless Youth: A Multi-City Study

Schilling Wolfe, D., Greeson, J.K.P., Wasch, S., Treglia, D.

Paper/Research
2018 Home, Together: The Federal Strategic Plan to Prevent and End Homelessness Paper/Research
2018 Homelessness in America: Focus on Youth Brief
2018 Housing for Young Adults in Extended Federally Funded Foster Care

Dworsky, A., Dasgupta, D.

Brief
2018 Housing Not Handcuffs: Ending the Criminalization of Homelessness in U.S. Cities Paper/Research
2018 Fostering Youth Transitions: Using Data to Drive Policy and Practice Decisions Brief
2018 On-Ramps, Intersections, and Exit Routes: A Roadmap for Systems and Industries to Prevent and Disrupt Human Trafficking

Anthony, B.

Paper/Research

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