How Runaway and Homeless Youth Navigate Troubled Waters: The Role of Formal and Informal Helpers

By P. Kurtz, E. Lindsey, S. Jarvis, L. Nackerud. 2000

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From Trauma to Resiliency: Lessons from Former Runaway and Homeless Youth (2001, background): “These relationships appeared to have made a deep impact on these young women, providing reinforcement for the notion that the therapeutic relationship is more important than programme design or setting (Kurtz et al., 2000).”
Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking: Assessing and Reducing Risk (2014, result): “Consistent with previous research regarding high-risk youth populations (Kurtz et al. 2000; Tyler and Johnson 2004; Whitbeck and Hoyt 2002), youth reported early childhood experiences of neglect and abuse including exposure to drug and alcohol abuse in the home, domestic violence; emotional, physica”
Homeless Youth: Characteristics, Contributing Factors, and Service Options (2010, background): “These youths also are distrustful of formal services and authority figures, as many have been exploited and victimized by adults, including members of their own families ( Farrow et al, 1992 ; Kurtz, Lindsey, Jarvis, & Nackerud, 2000 ).”