This report examines two initiatives developed by Boys & Girls Clubs of America, in cooperation with local clubs, to address the problem of youth gangs in their communities. One strategy is designed to help youth stay out of the gang lifestyle -- Gang Prevention through Targeted Outreach. The second helps youth get out of gangs and away from their associated behaviors and values -- Gang Intervention through Targeted Outreach. The findings indicate the initiatives are able to reach and retain hard-to-reach youth and have positive effects on those involved, including reduction in several delinquent and gang-associated behaviors and more positive school experiences
The purpose of this study was to investigate the process of engaging youth who have been involved wi...
Few after-school programs have developed strategies for attracting large numbers of teens, especiall...
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 69-73)The Ballin' For Peace youth intervention program a...
UnrestrictedIn recent years, schools have become a focal point for general delinquency and gang prev...
Increasingly, cities have added street outreach to the mix of strategies used in comprehensive gang ...
This executive summary highlights the main findings from P/PV's three-year study of the role Boys & ...
P/PV recently launched a multiyear study to understand the role that Boys & Girls Clubsplay in the l...
report describes approaches used by schools to prevent or reduce gang involvement among schools. The...
P/PV recently launched a multiyear study to understand the role that Boys & Girls Clubs play in the ...
Although a substantial number of girls are involved with gangs, gang prevention and intervention ser...
In 2009 the Santa Barbara School District launched an intervention program for some of the students ...
The objective of this research is to examine the effectiveness of the Gang Resistance Education and ...
One of the explicit goals of many recent and ongoing criminal justice interventions is to target you...
The purpose of this study was to describe the perception of directors of youth-serving agencies on w...
This report presents findings and recommendations resulting from the evaluation of programs implemen...
The purpose of this study was to investigate the process of engaging youth who have been involved wi...
Few after-school programs have developed strategies for attracting large numbers of teens, especiall...
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 69-73)The Ballin' For Peace youth intervention program a...
UnrestrictedIn recent years, schools have become a focal point for general delinquency and gang prev...
Increasingly, cities have added street outreach to the mix of strategies used in comprehensive gang ...
This executive summary highlights the main findings from P/PV's three-year study of the role Boys & ...
P/PV recently launched a multiyear study to understand the role that Boys & Girls Clubsplay in the l...
report describes approaches used by schools to prevent or reduce gang involvement among schools. The...
P/PV recently launched a multiyear study to understand the role that Boys & Girls Clubs play in the ...
Although a substantial number of girls are involved with gangs, gang prevention and intervention ser...
In 2009 the Santa Barbara School District launched an intervention program for some of the students ...
The objective of this research is to examine the effectiveness of the Gang Resistance Education and ...
One of the explicit goals of many recent and ongoing criminal justice interventions is to target you...
The purpose of this study was to describe the perception of directors of youth-serving agencies on w...
This report presents findings and recommendations resulting from the evaluation of programs implemen...
The purpose of this study was to investigate the process of engaging youth who have been involved wi...
Few after-school programs have developed strategies for attracting large numbers of teens, especiall...
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 69-73)The Ballin' For Peace youth intervention program a...