Extractions: Crime Prevention Project Like most other community-based initiatives, a crime prevention project can be broken down into four phases: identifying and describing community problems; developing an action plan; carrying out your action plan (implementation); and monitoring and evaluating your program. It is important to remember that evaluation plays a role in each phase. Identifying and Describing Community Problems Developing an Action Plan Product: Description of the Problem Product: Action Plan Monitoring and Evaluating Your Program Carrying Out Your Action Plan
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Extractions: Gang programs can involve gang members, community members, police, and pre-adolescent students. Programs like Gang Resistance Education and Training (G.R.E.A.T.) and the Little Village Gang Violence Reduction Project are oriented towards preventing gang involvement and giving students the skills to avoid violence through conflict resolution and cultural sensitivity. Some programs involve police and community members to target gang-related violence and property crimes. Other programs, like Washington's Neutral Zone, a late night community center for at-risk juveniles, involve providing non-criminal opportunities for youth. Examples of Gang Prevention/Intervention Program Evaluations Outcome measures used in this study included attitudes, behaviors, delinquency, and gang involvement. Attitudes, behaviors, delinquency, and gang involvement were measured using a self-report questionnaire. The survey was compiled through the use of multiple measures including items from the National Youth Survey
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Extractions: coming up weekend retreats implementation training youth leadership training ... training of trainers youth conference past events (what you missed) learn online 16th National Youth Crime Prevention Conference and International Forum, March 28 - April 2, 2005, Miami, Florida, USA [Were you there? See photos from the 15th National Youth Crime Prevention Conference and International Forum , February 14-17, 2004, in Washington, DC] Youth Crime Watch of America (YCWA) and the National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) are combining forces to produce a powerful youth conference where youth and their adult allies can find inspiration, valuable skills, prevention knowledge, and national resources in the fight against crime, violence, and drugs. Challenging and motivating youth to make their communities and schools safer places is one of the most effective strategies to reduce delinquency and youth victimization. The National Youth Crime Prevention Conference is a vehicle that recognizes the valuable contributions youth can make to the crime prevention effort. The Vision Youth and adult participants will learn facts on youth crime, violence, and drugs; develop skills to facilitate safer schools and communities; and return to their communities and schools with solid action plans. Youth participants will lead the nation as effective problem solvers as they address some of the most critical health and safety issues faced by youth today.
