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This collection houses reports generated by the CSUN College of Business and Economics (COBAE) Northridge Consulting Group. Reports were created for City of Los Angeles, WorkSource Centers; City of Los Angeles Workforce Investment Board; City of Los Angeles FamilySource Program; and the California Workforce Investment Board.

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  • Russell, David; Moore, Richard; Iskowitz, Eric (2019)
    The purpose of this project was to estimate how much public support is devoted to Opportunity Youth who in live in the City of Los Angeles in one year (2015-16). Using data provided by Los Angeles City and Los Angeles ...
  • Moore, Richard; Chapman, Kenneth; Iskowitz, Eric (2018-11-26)
    The LAP3 program created a comprehensive service delivery system that coordinates multiple layers of services being provided to disconnected youth ages 16-24, who are: high school dropouts, in the probation system, in ...
  • Richard, Moore; Cristina Rubino; Ari Malka; Eric Iskowitz (Northridge Consulting Group, 2018-09)
    The Los Angeles Performance Partnership Pilot (LAP3) Initiative represents a profound change for how youth services are delivered in Los Angeles City and County. In our view, this profound change is taking place at both ...
  • Chapman, Kenneth; Iskowitz, Eric; Moore, Richard W. (Northridge Consulting Group, 2018-11-26)
    The LAP3 program created a comprehensive service delivery system that coordinates multiple layers of services being provided to disconnected youth ages 16-24, who are: high school dropouts, in the probation system, in ...
  • Bedi, Akanksha; Falley, Sate; Malka, Ari; Moore, Richard W.; Rubino, Cristina (Northridge Consulting Group, 2015)
    The labor market attachment and unemployment rate among U.S. youth has changed dramatically over the last few decades. In part, these changes reflect the cyclical nature of the economy, but unemployment for teens and young ...