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Experiences of Germany and the Netherlands in Serving Transition-Age Youth

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  • Todd Honeycutt
  • Lorenzo Moreno

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This study explores transition strategies Germany and the Netherlands use to address issues faced by youth with disabilities.

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  • Todd Honeycutt & Lorenzo Moreno, "undated". "Experiences of Germany and the Netherlands in Serving Transition-Age Youth," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 5f0b78af2cb3404d9ea7b1154, Mathematica Policy Research.
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