MOVING THE DIAL: The National Girls Health Screen Project

March 1, 2013

Stoneleigh Fellow Leslie Acoca shares a report on the results of her Stoneleigh Fellowship project.

Leslie created and validated the Girls Health Screen, which is the first ever gender-specific health screen for girls entering juvenile detention.

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MOVING THE DIAL: The National Girls Health Screen Project

Trauma is Not Destiny: An Organizational Journey of Healing & Empowerment

Youth Are Protecting Our Democracy. We Need to Invest in Them

Majority of girls prosecuted, sentenced as adults faced abuse: Survey

Philly’s juvenile-justice system leaves girls out of programs that could help them,…

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