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Gang Prevention: An Overview of Research and Programs (Bulletin, December 2010) Responding to Gangs in the School Setting (Bulletin, November 2010) ”Survey Indicates That Gang Activity Continues at High Levels” (in OJJDP News @ a Glance, May/June 2011) "New Online Resource Provides Strategies for Preventing Gang Violence" (in OJJDP News at @ Glance, January/February 2010) "Strategic Risk-Based Response to Youth Gangs" (in Juvenile Justice Journal, September 2004) Youth Gangs in Indian Country (Bulletin, March 2004) "New Program Supports Community Gang Programs" (in OJJDP News at @ Glance, September/October 2003) Modern Day Youth Gangs (Bulletin, June 2002) Resources OJJDP's Strategic Planning Tool was developed to assist in assessing a community's gang problem and planning strategies to deal with it. The Tool is a resource that encompasses four interrelated components to assist in addressing a community's gang problem. Those components link descriptive information about risk factors, best practices, strategies, and research-based programs. Communities can catalogue existing local resources by creating a Web-based Community Resource Inventory account accessed on this Tool. The National Gang Center website features the latest research about gangs; descriptions of evidence-based, anti-gang programs; and links to tools, databases, and other resources to assist in developing and implementing effective community-based gang prevention, intervention, and suppression strategies. The National Institute of Justice’s CrimeSolutions.gov uses rigorous research to inform practitioners and policy makers about what works in criminal justice, juvenile justice, and crime victim services. Visit the Gangs section of the site to learn about applicable programs rated by CrimeSolutions.gov. Additional gang-related resources may be found on OJJDP's website, by searching by the keyword "gang". Page 74 of 110
To keep informed on gang and other juvenile-justice related issues, subscribe to OJJDP's bimonthly electronic newsletter OJJDP News @ a Glance and JUVJUST listserv. Page 75 of 110
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