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Uses personal narratives, experienced practitioners, community leaders, and community members to expose students to a wide range of domestic and international youth welfare issues and interventions focused on education, violence, refugee resettlement, juvenile justice, and child protection. Utilizing an asset-based approach, the class highlights commonalities between international and domestic youth challenges. Class sessions feature ample discussion, expert lecturers, youth voices, and an examination of existing programs in and out of Baltimore City.