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Ohio State University. College of Human Ecology (Columbus, OH)

U.S. Dept. of Justice. Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (Washington, DC)

Published 2003. 5 pages.

Information regarding GRAD is available at this website. GRAD was developed "to assist youth-serving professionals in making recommendations and referrals that are based on reliable and valid information about risk factors in 11 different domains" (p. 1). Points on entry include: log into GRAD; about the GRAD; GRAD in the news; GRAD resources; FAQ; discussion board; and contact information. Accession Number: 019255

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