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1. www.teachertoolkit.co.uk › 2018/10/28 › gang-youthHow Can We Address Gang Culture In Schools? - TeacherToolkit

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   Oct 28, 2018 · Guidance and lesson plans designed for KS2 primary school children exploring gang issues and involvement. Briefing on the mental health needs of gang-affiliated children and young people. A website with advice and information to support young people involved in gang culture.

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3. link.springer.com › article › 10Social Rituals of Pain: The Socio-Symbolic Meaning of ...

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   Oct 23, 2020 · By using the example of gang initiation rites, this article suggests that violence in such rites possesses a socio-symbolic and performative function that informs about the social status of gang members.

   • Author: Jeffrey Stevenson Murer, Tilman Schwarze

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4. www.researchgate.net › publication › 303715057_TheThe Right to Belong: Individual Motives and Youth Gang ...

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   May 31, 2016 · Three general types of initiation are found: (1) the ego violent event, (2) the crime commission, and (3) the expressive violence toward others. An ego violent...

5. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullThe Right to Belong: Individual Motives and Youth Gang ...

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   May 31, 2016 · Three general types of initiation are found: (1) the ego violent event, (2) the crime commission, and (3) the expressive violence toward others. An ego violent initiation was more frequent among younger prospective members and those who were coerced into joining.

   • Author: Karine Descormiers, Raymond R. Corrado

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6. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullGangs in School: Exploring the Experiences of Gang-Involved ...

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   Nov 7, 2017 · This study explores three questions: (1) What are the criteria that current or formerly gang-involved youth use to identify the presence of gangs in school? (2) Do gang activities produce incivilit...

   • Author: Dena C. Carson, Finn-Aage Esbensen

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7. link.springer.com › article › 10Gang Organization and Gang Identity: An Investigation of ...

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   Feb 11, 2019 · We argue that at least six features of gang organization—leadership, roles, rules, symbols and colors, meetings, and initiation rites—generally facilitate attaining gang objectives, including maintaining respect, controlling turf, providing protection and support, and selling drugs (see Fagan 1989). First, organized gangs are likely to have ...

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   Why do gang initiation rites cause violence?

   • Consequently, violence in the context of gang initiation rites is committed not only with the knowledge and support of other people (first indicator of its social character), but also for enhancing the social standing of the aspirant among the other gang members (second indicator for the social character of violence).

   Social Rituals of Pain: The Socio-Symbolic Meaning of Violence in Gang

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   What is a gang initiation rite?

   • Gang initiation rites typically entail a public physical beating of the initiate by other gang members. This rite of passage is imbued with important symbolic meanings (Vigil 1996, pp. 151–152). Onlookers observe gang members administering the beating, as well as observing the bruises and cuts— “a badge of honor”—left on the initiate.

   Gang Organization and Gang Identity: An Investigation of Enduring Gang

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   Are gang initiation rites transformative or transformative?

   • Gang initiation rites also often fulfill the vacuum of youth initiation rites. These constructed rites usually take the form of initiate “beatings in” by other gang peers or “missions” of shoplifting, vandalism, or acts of violence in order to prove the initiate’s mettle, rather than being transformative rites [61, 64].

   Ritualized into adulthood: the scarcity of youth-focused rites of

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   What is a gang initiation?

   • In this process, established gang members beat an aspirant for a certain amount of time in order to introduce him or her as a new member to the gang. In such a form, gang initiations are a form of baptism that “functions as a ritual ceremony to show admittance and dedication to the gang” (Vigil 1996, 149).

   Social Rituals of Pain: The Socio-Symbolic Meaning of Violence in Gang

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   What is the role of violence in gang initiations?

   • This statement from an interview with a gang member exemplifies the role of violence in gang initiations. Violence in the context of gang initiation is “an action of creation” (Murer 2014, 311).

   Social Rituals of Pain: The Socio-Symbolic Meaning of Violence in Gang

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   What are the characteristics of a gang organization?

   • We argue that at least six features of gang organization—leadership, roles, rules, symbols and colors, meetings, and initiation rites—generally facilitate attaining gang objectives, including maintaining respect, controlling turf, providing protection and support, and selling drugs (see Fagan 1989).

   Gang Organization and Gang Identity: An Investigation of Enduring Gang

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9. link.springer.com › article › 10Ritualized into adulthood: the scarcity of youth-focused ...

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   Dec 21, 2023 · These group-oriented high intensity ritualizations initiate youth into a grouphood rather than adulthood, fulfilling the need to belong and feeding on the proneness for risk. Gang initiation rites also often fulfill the vacuum of youth initiation rites.