Neighborhood Residence and Youth Development: Empirical Findings and Theoretical Models

This article can be found in the issue:

Neighborhoods, Communities and Youth

The Prevention Researcher,
Volume 15, Number 2, 2008

It matters where youth live. Whether looking at their immediate neighborhoods or larger communities, the environments in which adolescents live can have positive or negative effects. This issue of The Prevention Researcher explores the impact of neighborhoods and communities, by focusing on one of the most critical aspects of that environment -the adults who work and live within it.

This issue also featured these articles:

• Creating Community Change to Improve Youth Development: The Communities That Care System, Pages 21-24
• Neighborhood Residence and Youth Development: Empirical Findings and Theoretical Models, Pages 3-6
• Neighborhoods and Youth: How Neighborhood Demographics and Social Processes Affect Youth Outcomes, Pages 7-11
• Places to Be and to Belong: Youth Perceptions of Life in Community, Pages 12-15
• Youth-Adult Partnership: Impacting Individuals and Communities, Pages 16-20

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