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All posts tagged "gangs"
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761GrantsTransitioning gang-involved youth to higher education program grants
GRANT FOCUS: Higher Education, Underserved/At-risk Youth, Gangs, Job/Career Training | Amount: Up to $950,000 | Deadline: Sept. 30, 2024
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1.2KGrantsYouth violence prevention training and technical assistance program grants
GRANT FOCUS: Youth Violence Prevention, Safety, Juvenile Justice | Amount: Up to $1,000,000 | Deadline: July 8, 2024
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390GrantsCommunity-based violence intervention and prevention grants
GRANT FOCUS: Violence Prevention/Intervention, Community Safety, Gangs, Gun Violence | Amount: Up to $4,000,000 | Deadline: May 30, 2024
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Youth violence prevention program grants
GRANT FOCUS: Youth Violence, Violence Prevention, Youth Welfare/Safety, Gang Violence, Bullying | Amount: Up to $250,000 | Deadline: June 12, 2023
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1.3KNewsYouth program founder hurt in shooting ‘has biggest heart’
A shooting killed two teenagers at the Starts Right Here education program.
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5.2KFrom the BureausA gang-banger since 8th grade, former Blood sets a new course with a former prosecutor’s help
There is no recent official count of how many individuals have departed gang life. In 2012, the most recent year that the...
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43.5KNewsA pistol bought in Mississippi killed a teen in Chicago
Malcolm Stuckey was pulling up in a burgundy Pontiac Grand Prix to his friend’s birthday party in Chicago’s once-prosperous Englewood neighborhood when...
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Community Youth Violence Prevention Program Grants
GRANT FOCUS: Youth Welfare, Youth Violence, Youth Safety, Gangs, Community | Amount: Up to $1,000,000 | Deadline: June 22, 2021
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1.6KGrantsYouth Gang Intervention and Suppression Program Grants
GRANT FOCUS: Youth Welfare, Safety, Gangs, Youth Violence, Youth Crime | Amount: $230,000 - $500,000 | Deadline: May 26, 2020
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1.2KGrantsNational Youth Gang Survey Program Grant
OUR GRANT OPPORTUNITIES: Youth Today’s grant listings are carefully curated for our subscribers working in youth-related industries. Subscribers will find local, state,...
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National Gang Violence Prevention and Response Initiative Grant
GRANT FOCUS: Gangs, Youth Violence, Youth Welfare, Safety, At-Risk Youth, Youth in Poverty | Amount: Up to $850,000 | Deadline: Mar. 23,...
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6.2KFrom the BureausNew York Activists, Academics Urge End to Gang Database
Taylonn Murphy’s phone chimed steadily as he addressed reporters gathered in a boardroom Thursday. His friends were concerned. The previous night, Tessa...
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2.3KNewsDixie Pipeline: Guns Bought in Mississippi Often Reach Chicago Streets
For close to seven years, a Mississippi man bought firearms in and around Natchez before sending them to contacts in Chicago, many...
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2.1KNewsHurt By Gang Violence, Greenwood Residents Rally to Rescue City’s Youth
Do not call Brittany Gray, Kenderick Cox and Marcellus Gray activists. The Greenwood natives prefer to be called who they are —...
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1.8KFrom the BureausNew York City Bill That Would Tweak Gang Database Gets Heated Hearing
In the early morning hours of April 27, 2016, Kraig Lewis was up late studying for his statistics final. A graduate student...
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Community Youth Gang Suppression Grants
GRANT FOCUS: Juvenile Justice, Safety, Gangs, Youth Welfare, Community | Amount: Up to $230,000 | Deadline: June 24, 2019
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1.6KGrantsYouth Gang Desistance/Diversion Program Grants
Subject: Juvenile Justice, Gangs/Gang Violence, Youth Welfare, Safety, Community | Deadline: June 24, 2019 | Amount: Up to $500,000
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9.4KNewsHomeboy Industries Helps Los Angeles Youth Exit Gang Life With Jobs, Therapy
Garry Powers stands on Alameda Street near the North Vignes Street overpass, across from a smoke shop and a Vietnamese restaurant. He’s...
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2.6KGuest Opinion EssayWe Need to Help Immigrant Youth, Not Scapegoat Them
“Animals.” “Menace.” “Blood-stained killing fields.” These are all terms President Donald Trump used in a one-week period to describe undocumented immigrants, alleged...
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2.1KNewsNew York City’s Gang Database Is 99% People of Color, Chief of Detectives Testifies
Ninety-nine percent. The number sent an audible gasp throughout the City Council chamber. Chief of Detectives Dermot F. Shea had just read...
