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Home / Film Screening: Understanding Transition Age Youth (TAY)

Film Screening: Understanding Transition Age Youth (TAY)

Wednesday, April 27, 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. PT

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Understanding Transition Age Youth (TAY) Poster

Overview:

This film was developed by the Center for Child Trauma Assessment, Services, and Interventions (CCTASI) at Northwestern University, in collaboration with ReMoved Films (creator, Nathanael Matanick) and partners in the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN). This film series is designed to raise awareness about the unique trauma-related needs and strengths among transition age youth (TAY) in juvenile justice and foster care systems. Considering the continuum of care, this film highlight strategies, supports, and advice to providers that can build resilience among older youth as they transition out of these systems. These are the stories of youth becoming adults, set in the world of child welfare and the justice system. These transition age youth have powerful insights to offer those following in their footsteps and to the adults who support them. Understanding Transition Age Youth (TAY) is a documentary film highlighting the stories and experiences of a diverse group of system-involved young adults who have transitioned out of child welfare and juvenile justice settings.

Facilitated by Kathryn Stroud, MA


Meet the Facilitator

Kathryn Stroud

Ms. Kathryn Stroud, MA, Senior Researcher

Kathryn has led multiple research projects focused on transition aged youth (TAY) and their experiences within the criminal legal system. She is a highly skilled analyst, enjoys working with clients– particularly community-based organizations–and leads evaluations that focus on improving outcomes and well-being of those impacted by the criminal legal system. Recent projects include working in partnership with Contra Costa County to evaluate a reentry program for transition aged youth, assisting a racial and ethnic disparity task force in analyzing and providing recommendations to reduce disparities in school discipline, and conducting the first review of prison food across the country.

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