#9893. Self-Efficacy Experiences of Graduate Students Working in a Sport-based Leadership Program at a Youth Prison

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Abstract:
The use of sport as a developmental tool for youth has been widely studied. However, one important segment of the population that has been largely overlooked in this work, likely due to its restrictive and hard to access nature, is youth from juvenile detention centers. Incarcerated youth represent at least 1% of all children in the United States who are faced with a complex set of psychological, physical, and social needs. In recent years, the rehabilitative role of sport within prison has been explored; however, limited research in this area exists. One critical line of investigation is to explore programs leaders’ experiences leading sport-based programs in the prison setting in order to inform how to tailor instructor training programs and inevitability foster better program quality and youth outcomes.
Keywords:
Juvenile justice; Life skills; Program leaders; Sport-based youth development; Vulnerable youth

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