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The document outlines a proposal for funding from the Community Activities Committee (CAC) for 'The Nidorf Collective @ UCLA,' which aims to promote literacy among youth detained at the Barry J. Nidorf Juvenile Detention Facility. The program seeks $9,687 in funding to support book talks, educational programming, and access to relevant literature for approximately 600 incarcerated youth. It emphasizes the importance of reading in fostering social skills and meeting educational needs, while also detailing goals for expanding services, increasing membership, and enhancing community awareness.

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