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Data Planning in the Dual Status Youth Initiatives: Initial Suggestions

Published Dec 12, 2014, Robert F. Kennedy National Resource Center for Juvenile Justice

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This article is targeted to help jurisdictions more effectively and efficiently collect, report and manage data related to dual status youth. The article provides a helpful data construct to support efforts at improving outcomes for dual status and juvenile justice involved youth.

Reform areas: Dual status youth

Categories: Annual conference, Dual status youth/multi-system collaboration

Tags: 2015 Conf, Annual Conference 2014

Uploaded Dec 12, 2014

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