Life and Mental Health Outcomes of Justice-Involved Youth as a result of Targeted Racial Discrimination and Criminalization

Isabella Hu is a recent Fall 2018 graduate of Case Western Reserve University.As her time as an undergraduate ends, she is looking forward to the next steps of her academic career, which will involve applying to PhD programs in clinical psychology after taking a gap year to continue

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2024-10-09
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https://doi.org/10.28953/2997-2582.1176
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Youth Development and Social Support
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Life and Mental Health Outcomes of Justice-Involved Youth as a result of Targeted Racial Discrimination and Criminalization

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Life and Mental Health Outcomes of Justice-Involved Youth as a result of Targeted Racial Discrimination and Criminalization

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Abstract

Isabella Hu is a recent Fall 2018 graduate of Case Western Reserve University.As her time as an undergraduate ends, she is looking forward to the next steps of her academic career, which will involve applying to PhD programs in clinical psychology after taking a gap year to continue

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Youth Development and Social Support
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