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Okla State Agency	Senate, Oklahoma State
Okla Agency Code	'421'
Title	Report : public hearings on gang violence prevention and intervention /
Authors	Oklahoma. Legislature. Senate. Health and Human Resources Committee.
Publisher	Oklahoma State Senate
Publication Date	2007-04-19
Publication type	Report to Governor or Legislature
Subject	Gang prevention--Government policy--Oklahoma. Gangs--Government policy--Oklahoma.
Purpose	The Senate Health and Human Resources Committee held public hearings between January and April of 2007 to allow governmental entities, human services providers and state agency personnel to share perspectives on the issue of youth gang violence intervention. Community leaders, representatives of city, county, state and federal government, community and faith based organizations, law enforcement officers, public defenders, providers and a group of children from a local middle school provided input and/or testified at the series of hearing[s]. They were asked to focus on three points: 1) whether they believed there is a problem of gang violence; 2) their awareness of resources and solutions in place to address the problem; and 3) their thoughts about the role of the state in relation to the issue. Other legislators also voiced concerns about the need to address this issue, acknowledging the different needs and conditions of each community. The general consensus is that an effective statewide strategy must acknowledge that there is no 'one size fits all' solution.";"This document summarizes the main findings and conclusions of the public hearings from the perspectives of multigenerationality, cultural competency and multi-agency solutions, and includes additional perspectives related to schools and education, community and faith based efforts, environment and state program administration.
Contents	Introduction;Background;Findings;* Multigenerationality;* Cultural Competency;* Schools and Education;* Community and Faith Based Efforts;* Environment;* State Program Administration;Conclusions;Multi-agency Funding History;Review of Funded Programs by Agency;* The Oklahoma Delinquency and Youth Gang Intervention and Prevention Act and State Funding Accountability;* Office of Juvenile Affairs Funding and Management of Gang Prevention and Intervention Efforts;Appendices;1: Office of Juvenile Affairs Community Based Youth Service Agency Programs FY-2005;2: Office of Juvenile Affairs Community Based Youth Service Agency Programs FY-2006;3: Office of Juvenile Affairs Community Based Youth Service Agency Programs FY-2007;4: Office of Juvenile Affairs Gang Budget and Expenditure History;5: Office of Juvenile Affairs Cumulative Funding by Project
Notes	Link and file name state "Draft report";
OkDocs Class#	L1310.9 H434g 51/1 2007
Digital Format	PDF, Adobe Acrobat required
ODL electronic copy	Downloaded from agency website: www.oksenate.gov
Rights and Permissions	This Oklahoma state government publication is provided for educational purposes in accordance with U.S. copyright law. Any other usage requires permission of copyright holders.
Language	English
Date created	2007-05-17
Date modified	2012-10-29

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