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Hispanic youth gangs plague communities and schools throughout the country, but particularly the Southwestern United States. The number of Hispanic youth gangs in our communities is growing rapidly and unabated. The mode of operation and culture of these Hispanic youth gangs are different from that of other ethnic gangs. The great majority of adolescent gang members now use the Internet (namely MySpace, Facebook, Flickr, and similar social networking sites) to announce their affiliation and communicate their loyalty and intentions, in addition to promoting the name and spirit of their gang.
Operation No Gangs will help your organization to understand what makes the gang tick and stick, how it recruits members, what gang activities involve, what gang graffiti means, how gangs are structured, how they regulate their members, how gangs communicate with rivals and the community at large. Social service agencies who want to learn about how to work with and understand the gang-affiliated adolescent will benefit greatly from understanding the belief system and culture of the Hispanic gang.
REASON FOR CONCERN - El Paso, TX; Paso del Norte Region # identified gangs in El Paso, Texas January 2010 approx 540 # gangs in Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico 650 # gangs in Dona Ana County, New Mexico approx 32
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Information about youth gang involvement indicators, Hispanic youth gang culture
http://www.dopespace.com/profile/OperationNoGangs Poem: Boys of our Town have joined gangs Gangster's Prayer Signs of youth gang involvement Profile of youth gang recruit Tips for keeping your child from gang involvement Tips for getting out of a gang Gang Life Dangers Respect Attitude, by Chuck Swindoll Commitment I Loved You Enough, by Erma Bombeck Internet and MySpace gangsters Tattoos Placazos Gang Artwork Gang Videos
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teachers, social workers, law enforcement, general public What can parents do to prevent gang involvement? El Paso gang news Dona Ana County gang news Gang-related Tattoos Gang-related Artwork Texas parent's rights, Family Code Chapter 51 Gang News Videos Gangster's Prayer The Boys of our Town Gang Graffiti Gang Placazos Gang Art Fatherlessness and Gang Involvement Signs of Hispanic Youth Gang Involvement Profile of Youth Gang Recruit You Can Get Out Of a Gang Purpose-Driven Covenant - Rick Warren Attitude - Chuck Swindoll Internet Gangsters and the MySpace Gangster Respect is An Attitude Respect and Manners Classes Merton Prayer "I Loved You Enough" - Erma Bombeck Carta a Mis Hijos - Deseos de Una Madre "I Cannot Live My Life For You" - A Mother's Thoughts If your school has a gang problem, we can intervene with education for teachers, students and parents; intervention strategies for problems that have gotten out of hand; and a gang disaffiliation plan for students and others who want out of the gang lifestyle. We specialize in issues involving Hispanic youth gangs. Your United States location.
Rob Gallardo, CI/PS, Gang Intervention Specialist (206) 312-4084 Gang Prevention Gang Awareness Anti-Gang Education Crisis Intervention Jail Diversion