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This document summarizes Oregon's Rural Youth @ Work summer employment program funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. It details that over 1,000 youth were given jobs, over $3 million was invested, and youth earned high school and college credits and many found permanent employment. It also provides details on several individual organizations that participated and the outcomes of youth they employed.
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