During the 1930s, the ______ involved churches, social clubs, and community committees that sponsored recreation programs for juveniles; addressed problems associated with law enforcement, health services, and education; targeted local gangs; and helped to reintegrate juveniles who had been adjudicated delinquent.

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The description matches the Chicago Area Project, which was a community-based program that aimed to prevent juvenile delinquency through a variety of social and recreational activities, as well as addressing underlying issues contributing to delinquency. The Harlem experiment was a different program focused on addressing delinquency in African American youth, while the Philadelphia project and Barrio Initiative are not commonly known or referenced programs in this context.

During the 1930s, the ______ Involved Churches, Social Clubs, and Community