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Gang Links

• The National Youth Gang Center is providing updates on evaluations of two programs that address gang activity: the Gang Resistance Education And Training (G.R.E.A.T.) Program and CeaseFire, a Chicago-based violence prevention program. View the summaries of the findings here (Adobe PDF).
  
  
• Read NYGC’s Bulletin No. 4, Mobilizing Communities to Address Gang Problems (Adobe PDF).
  
  
•  An online form is available for requesting training and technical assistance from OJJDP. Assistance includes recommending speakers, implementing OJJDP’s Comprehensive Gang Model, and developing youth gang intervention and prevention strategies.
  
  
•  Highlights of the 2006 National Youth Gang Survey (Adobe PDF) is now available.
  
  
• Best Practices To Address Community Gang Problems—OJJDP’s Comprehensive Gang Model (Adobe PDF) is now available.
  
  
• Read NYGC’s Bulletin No. 3, Multidisciplinary Gang Intervention Teams (Adobe PDF).
  
  
• Request Parents' Guide to Gangs from the National Youth Gang Center
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• California Gang Investigator's Association
  http://www.cgiaonline.org/
  
  
• Florida Gang Investigators Association
  http://www.fgia.com/
  
  
• Gang Investigators Association
  http://www.gangsorus.com/law_enforcement/law_association.html
  
  
• Gang Investigators Association
  http://www.tgia.net/Links/Law_Enforcement/Gang_Investigators/gang_investigators.html
  
• International Association of Asian Crime Investigators
  http://www.iaaci.com/
  
  
• National Alliance of Gang Investigators Associations (NAGIA)
  http://www.nagia.org/
  
  
• National Major Gang Task Force
  http://www.nmgtf.org/
  
  
• Nevada Gang Investigators Association
  http://www.ngia.org/
  
  
• New Jersey's Online Gang Free Community
  http://www.njgangfree.org/links.htm
  
  
• North Carolina Gang Investigator's Association
  http://www.ncgangcops.org/links/links.htm
  
  
• Northwest Gang Investigators Association
  http://www.icehouse.net/lbs/nwgia.html
  
  
• Oklahoma Gang Investigators Association
  http://www.ogia.net/
  
  
• Southeastern Connecticut Gang Activities Group
  http://www.segag.org/
  
  
• Tennessee Gang Investigator Association
  http://www.tngia.tn.org/links.html

meth links

• www.methpedia.org
• The Meth Project
• American Meth
• DEA, Drug Information, Methamphetamine
• Methamphetamine.org
• The Partnership for a Drug Free America
• MethResources.gov
• methfree.mostofus.org
• The Montana Meth Project
• Drugwatch.com
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