; and (2) may use a grant received under this section to carry out 1 or more of the following: (A) Establish or expand diversity and inclusion opportunities and collect disaggregated data on related efforts. (B) Provide (directly or through partnerships) technical assistance and supportive services to eligible youth and their families to help navigate supportive services and other Federal and State assistance programs to support the recruitment, retention, and completion of a program funded under title I. (C) Coordinate partnerships with programs funded under title I to connect eligible youth to educational or career opportunities, including to employers for in-demand industry sectors or occupations, work-based learning opportunities, registered apprenticeship programs, or to reconnect to a public education entity. (D) Form comprehensive youth service delivery systems to improve education and employment outcomes for youth and to strategically connect local sectors, systems, and resources by strategically coordinating resources and public, private, and nonprofit funding to create youth pathways to further the education, skills, and access to jobs and successful careers, by— (i) conducting and improving outreach to underrepresented youth and families with respect to the programs funded under section 101; (ii) making appropriate use of existing education, child welfare, social services, and workforce development data collection systems to facilitate the entity’s ability to recruit youth participants