Crime prevention
In Focus: Youth Gangs
Kentucky Juvenile Justice Reform Evaluation: Assessing the Effects of SB 200 on Youth Dispositional Outcomes and Racial and Ethnic Disparities, Full Report
Department of Justice Awards More Than $458 Million To Fight Violent Crime
The Department of Justice's Office of Justice Programs (OJP) announced awards of more than $458 million in fiscal year 2020 to support state, local, and tribal law enforcement efforts to fight and prevent violent crime nationwide.
Model Programs Guide
Gang Prevention in Fulton County
Southwest Key Gang Prevention Program
Gang Prevention in Fulton County
Project INSPIRE (Identifying Needs and Supports to Partner, Intervene, Reengage and Educate youth), the City of Jacksonvilles Comprehensive Anti-Gang Program for Youth
FY20 Comprehensive Anti-Gang Programs for Youth
FWPD Anti-Gang Youth Intervention Program
Massachusetts State Police Anti Gang Program For Youth- Supression
OJJDP News @ a Glance, September/October 2020
Decreasing Recidivism among Juveniles with Brain Injury Re-Entering the Community using Resource Facilitation
RGV Protects: A regional violence prevention and response program in the Texas Rio Grande Valley
North Carolinas Early Intervention Pre-Trial Program to Improve the Outcomes for the Raise the Age Population
Awareness, Mentorship, Prevention, Protection (AMPP) Violence Prevention Program
Awareness, Mentorship, Prevention, Protection (AMPP) Violence Prevention Program
Montana's FY 2020 Title II Formula Grants Program
Department of Justice Awards More Than $295.8 Million To Improve Tribal Public Safety
On September 30, 2020, the Department of Justice announced more than $295.8 million in awards to improve public safety, serve victims of crime, and support youth programs in American Indian and Alaska Native communities.
President Trump Issues Proclamation for National Gang Violence Prevention Week
President Donald J.