Gang Prevention and Intervention

Meeting:

Project Director Consortia January 2009

Date:

January 8, 2009 - 3:00pm - 4:15pm

Presenter(s):

Dennis Talbert, Ivy Jones Turner and Nancy Kelly

In communities throughout the country, gangs actively recruit new members.

Audience:

Project Directors

Audience:

Local Evaluators

Cohort:

2005

Cohort:

2006

Cohort:

2007

Attachment	Size
Gang Information Package	485.09 KB
Anaheim GRIP Brochure	2.12 MB
GRIP Program Summary	26.26 KB
OJJDP Comprehensive Gang Model	67.4 KB
Youth Gangs: Prevention and Intervention	270.13 KB

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