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gang free north carolinaGang Free North Carolina represents NCGIA’s commitment to prevention, intervention and community engagement. This initiative focuses on education, outreach, and intervention — equipping communities with the knowledge and tools needed to effectively address gang involvement or the risk thereof. Through symposiums, youth programs, and community partnerships, Gang Free North Carolina works to: Educate citizens, stakeholders, parents, and youth about the dangers and warning signs of gang involvement. Empower schools and organizations with prevention strategies and early intervention tools. Engage communities in positive alternatives and programmatic opportunities. Together, we strive to create a safer North Carolina where every young person has the chance to thrive free from gang influence. Training can be scheduled by contacting the GFNC Director of Program Development, Michelle Guarino. |
Gang Free NC, in collaboration with the North Carolina Gang Investigators Association (NCGIA) and the Center for Safer Schools (CFSS), developed the EKG2 Program. EKG2 training curriculum engages 7th grade students through a two-hour/two-day interactive classroom presentation by a uniformed law enforcement officer. EKG2 teaches students about the legal, medical, and emotional consequences of youth gun possession, substance abuse, and related gun violence.
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The movie "Choices" underscores the consequences of youth gun and gang violence, and to stimulate discussion/reflection in students about “choices” they make. |
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