New Reports on Transitioning Youth

The Urban Institute has issued a series of reports "Vulnerable Youth and the Transition to Adulthood" that includes findings such as:

Low-income African American youth engage in fewer risky behaviors than
low-income white youth, while second-generation Latinos make a more successful
transition into the labor market than black and third-generation Latino youth.
These findings are in a collection of eight brief studies on vulnerable youth,
risky behavior, and the transition to adulthood:

• Multiple Pathways Connecting to School and Work
• Second-Generation Latinos Connecting to School and Work
• Youth from Distressed Neighborhoods
• Youth from Low-Income Families
• Young Men and Young Women
• Youth with Depression/AnxietyLow-Income
• African American Youth
• Youth from Low-Income Working Families