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Gang and Group Violence Interventions: From Theory to Practice
Wed, Nov 13, 5:00 to 6:20pm, Sierra I - 5th LevelSession Submission Type: Regular Session
Abstract/Description
This session examines a range of programs, interventions, and processes involved in the prevention or reduction of gangs, group violence, and associated behaviors. Individual papers analyze anti-gang school campaigns, factors contributing to gang formation in prison, impacts of civil gang injunctions, and the efficacy of multi-city violent group audits.
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Individual Presentations
An Overview of Group Violence Problem Analysis Findings Over Time - Alexis Acevedo, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Qualitative And Implementation Findings From An Anti-Gang Campaign Evaluation: The End Gang Life School-Based Component - Natalie Beck, Simon Fraser University; Jennifer Wong, Simon Fraser University
Exploring the Factors that Influence the Impact of Civil Gang Injunctions - Shuryo Fujita, California State University, San Bernardino
Out of the Blue- Unraveling the Mystery of How Angola was Able to Bypass Prison Gangs - Christian L. Bolden, Loyola University New Orleans