National Youth Administration

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The National Youth Administration was a New Deal agency that provided work, education, and training opportunities to American young people during the Great Depression.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf New Deal agency
government youth program
appliesToAgeGroup young adults
youth
beneficiary college students
high school students
unemployed youth
collaboratesWith colleges and universities
local governments
local schools
country United States
creator Franklin D. Roosevelt
dissolved 1943
employerOf American youth
fieldOfWork education policy
labor policy
social welfare
focusesOn education
employment
vocational training
foundedBy Franklin D. Roosevelt
fundedBy federal government of the United States
hasEffect expanded access to education for low-income youth
provided skills training for later wartime and peacetime employment
reduced youth unemployment
hasGenderPolicy included programs for young women
hasProgram out-of-school work program
student work program
vocational training projects
hasRacePolicy included programs for African American youth
headquartersLocation Washington, D.C.
historicalPeriod Great Depression
inception 1935
legislatedBy United States Congress
mainPurpose provide education to young people during the Great Depression
provide job training to young people during the Great Depression
provide work to young people during the Great Depression
namedAfter youth
notableLeader Aubrey Williams
officeHeldBy Aubrey Williams
operatedIn United States
parentOrganization Works Progress Administration
partOf New Deal
Roosevelt administration programs
reasonForAbolition shifting priorities during World War II
sector public sector
significantEvent establishment in 1935 as part of the Works Progress Administration
termination in 1943 during World War II
subordinateTo Executive Branch of the United States government

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935
authorizedProgram

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