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Coordination, collaboration and networking
Tolman, Joel, 2002
(Moving an Out-of-School Agenda Task Brief No. 1). Takoma Park, MD: Forum for Youth Investment.

A summary of the collaboration, coordination and networking of after-school programming among stakeholders in cities

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Funding and policy
Tolman, Joel, 2002
(Moving an Out-of-School Agenda Task Brief No. 5). Takoma Park, MD: Forum for Youth Investment.

A review of different resources for funding out-of-school programming

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Leadership and political will
Tolman, Joel, 2002
(Moving an Out-of-School Agenda Task Brief No. 6). Takoma Park, MD: Forum for Youth Investment.

A review of the role of leadership and political will among municipal and community leaders in increasing the capacity of after-school programs

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Mapping, monitoring and research
Tolman, Joel, 2002
(Moving an Out-of-School Agenda Task Brief No. 10). Takoma Park, MD: Forum for Youth Investment.

A summary of creating mroe effective city-level information systems for mapping and tracking out-of-school time programs

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Moving an out-of-school agenda: Lessons and challenges across cities
Tolman, Joel, 2002
Takoma Park, MD: Forum for Youth Investment.

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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Off the shelf and into the field: Making the most of the National Research Council's new report: Community programs to promote youth development
Pittman, Karen, 2002
Washington, DC: Forum for Youth Investment.

A summary of community-based after-school programs that focus on academic achievement, youth development and prevention

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Physical infrastructure
Tolman, Joel, 2002
(Moving an Out-of-School Agenda Task Brief No. 4). Takoma Park, MD: Forum for Youth Investment.

A review of the physical infrastructure of cities to support children and youth during out-of-school hours

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Planning and visioning
Tolman, Joel, 2002
(Moving an Out-of-School Agenda Task Brief No. 9). Takoma Park, MD: Forum for Youth Investment.

A review of planning city-level visionary leadership for out-of-school hours programming

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Promoting positive youth development as a support to academic achievement
Hall, Georgia, 2002
Boston: Boston's After-School for All Partnership.

A study of the effect of after-school programs in promoting positive youth development as a support to academic achievement

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Quality standards, assessments and supports
Tolman, Joel, 2002
(Moving an Out-of-School Agenda Task Brief No. 3). Takoma Park, MD: Forum for Youth Investment.

An examination of child care quality amongst United States cities, including what measures best ensure consistent quality in child care for young people, the impact standards possess in supporting quality program development, the role of program evaluation and assessment, and the supports required to ensure standards are met

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Staffing
Tolman, Joel, 2002
(Moving an Out-of-School Agenda Task Brief No. 2). Takoma Park, MD: Forum for Youth Investment.

A review of out-of-school programming and workforce development

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Youth engagement
Tolman, Joel, 2002
(Moving an Out-of-School Agenda Task Brief No. 7). Takoma Park, MD: Forum for Youth Investment.

A review of youth engagement in out-of-school programs

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