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1. Disrupting the School-To-Prison Pipeline: A Project-Based Grant Proposal Thesis to Provide Community-Based Health Educational Opportunities as Prevention and Diversion from the Juvenile Justice System for Middle School Students in Fulton County, Georgia

Student Name:: Bell, Donielle
Date Uploaded:: 11/10/2017
Research Field:: Education, Middle School, Health Sciences, Public Health, and Sociology, Criminology and Penology
Department:: Executive Masters of Public Health - MPH

1. Disrupting the School-To-Prison Pipeline: A Project-Based Grant Proposal Thesis to Provide Community-Based Health Educational Opportunities as Prevention and Diversion from the Juvenile Justice System for Middle School Students in Fulton County, Georgia

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