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Moving an out-of-school agenda: Lessons and challenges across cities A study of the GRASP Project- Greater Resources for After-School Programming- and their partnering efforts with four US cities- Chicago, IL, Kansas City, KS, Little Rock, AR, and Sacramento County, CA- in an attempt to determine the impact of out-of-school activities in these communities and create a design that can be used in others’ local planning activities |
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