Youth Violence and Gangs
Youth Violence and Gangs by Bart Larson, published by the National Counseling Resource Center in 1995, is a practical guide that addresses the rising issues of youth violence and gang culture in previously safe suburban and rural areas. This first edition spans 128 pages and is presented in English, offering insights into the complexities of gang life, its appeal, and the challenges it poses to communities.
Readers will find a comprehensive exploration of the gang lifestyle, along with actionable plans for community engagement and resources aimed at combating youth violence. The book emphasizes the importance of understanding these issues and provides hope for those seeking solutions. With its focus on youth gangs and potential strategies for intervention, this resource serves as a valuable tool for parents and concerned citizens alike.
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From Scientific American
Now once safe suburbs, small cities and rural areas are the fastest growing areas of youth violence, territorial wars and drug dealing.
Youth Violence and Gangs is a much needed practical guide to understanding the gang lifestyle, appeal and culture. It goes beyond that to offer plans for community action, resources and, above all, hope in confronting a grave challenge that is growing every day. Each concerned person should have this valuable resource at his/her fingertips.
Review
Youth Violence and Gangs is must reading for parents and concerned citizens. This quality resource can genuinely help. —
T. Neal Moore, Chief of Police, Fort Wayne, Indiana
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