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Pilot Evaluation of a Conservation Corps Program for Young Adults.

Caitlin S Sayegh^1,2, Stanley J Huey¹, Janet U Schneiderman¹

¹1 University of Southern California, Los Angeles, USA.

International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology

|April 18, 2019

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This pilot study found that a Conservation Corps program reduced antisocial behavior and gang involvement in at-risk young adults. Program completers showed the most significant positive changes, highlighting the importance of retention.

Keywords:

antisocial behavior education gang membership vocational training

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Social Science
Criminology
Developmental Psychology

Background:

At-risk young adults often exhibit problem behaviors.
Education and employment programs show potential for positive behavioral change.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the impact of a Conservation Corps program on at-risk young adults.
To assess changes in antisocial behavior, gang membership, and substance use.

Main Methods:

Pilot study with 100 participants aged 18-24.
22-week program evaluation.
Pre- and post-program assessments of behavior.

Main Results:

Significant decreases in self-reported antisocial behavior and gang involvement.
28% of participants earned a high school diploma.
Program completers (61%) drove the observed behavioral improvements.

Conclusions:

Conservation Corps programs may facilitate education advancement and criminal desistance for vulnerable youth.
Program retention is crucial for maximizing positive outcomes.
Further research is needed to optimize program design for sustained engagement.