Resources

Much research has been conducted around youth gangs and crime with more research being carried out all the time.  This page intends to bring together some of these key reports and research papers to build understanding of working with young people and gangs:

GANGS

Youth Gang Phenomenon in Tower Hamlets – AASHA

Gangs and Group Offending: Guidance for Schools – Home Office

Tackling Gangs: A Practical Guide – Home Office

Groups, Gangs and Weapons – Youth Justice Board

Youth Work Approaches to Gang Culture – National Youth Association

Gangs – You and Your Child – Home Office

::NEW:: Young People and Territoriality – Joseph Rowntree Foundation

Die another day – Jonothan Toy – Practicioners Review

Dying to Belong – Centre for Social Justice – Feb 2009

Gangs – A Community Response

Intro to Youth Gangs

Map of London Gangs – 2007

OJJDP – Best Practices To Address Community Gang Problems – Comprehensive Gang Model

OJJDP -Parents Guide to Gangs

OJJDP – Youth Gangs Program and Strategies

Together Against Gangs – Handbook

Reluctant Gangsters – John Pitts

Project Gang Proof – AHandbook for Families and Community Members

Community Conflict – Lemos

YOUTH CRIME

Youth Crime Action Plan 2008 – Home Office

Towards a Youth Crime Prevention Strategy – Youth Justice Board

Young People and Crime: Findings from the 2005 Offending, Crime and Justice Survey – Home Office

Young People and Crime – Home Office

YJB – Young People and Street Crime

Crime and Your Community 2 – Crimestopperzs

Crime and Your Community – Crimestopperzs

Raising Youth in a Changing World – IPPR

GUN and KNIFE CRIME

Gun Crime: The Market in and use of Illegal Firearms – Home Office

Young People and Knife Carrying – CCJS

Together We Can Tackle Gun Crime – Home Office

Street Weapons Commission: Final Report – Channel 4

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