Robert Chaskin, professor in the School of Social Administration at the University of Chicago, joins a panel of experts to examine what can be done to help young people living in poverty. Panelists explore how initiatives that integrate services for high-need young people can complement comprehensive neighborhood development work now being enacted in Chicago, the San Francisco Bay Area, Detroit and other cities. What lessons have been learned from established community-building initiatives? What more is needed to strengthen and continue these efforts? Learn more about the various initiatives and issues that surround young people and poverty. From the Series:Thursday’s Child