Award Information
Description of original award (Fiscal Year 2006, $399,738)
Baylor University will conduct the Religion in Prosocial Youth Behavior project with the main aims of 1) identifying protective factors that will help faith-based and secular programs attain competency; 2) developing empirically informed scholarship to promote youth crime desistance; 3) fostering an integrated approach to youth crime prevention that includes the role of religion; 4) publishing a series of articles on the connection of religion to prosocial youth behavior; 5) systematic review and synthesis of the religion-crime literature; and 6) hold a research conference on the role of religion in promoting prosocial youth behavior. CA/NCF