The NACJD aims to facilitate research in criminal justice and criminology through the preservation, enhancement, and sharing of computerized data resources, through the production of original research based on archived data, and through specialized training workshops in quantitative analysis of crime and justice data. This could be helpful in peripheral data on violent crimes related to gangs.

Put out by the U.S. Justice department, this resource offers ways that the federal government addresses the problem of gangs and how to prevent youth from criminal activity. This page is on the Comprehensive Anti-Gang Initiative.

ARISE is a non-profit organization that offers training initiatives across the world to help assist efforts that aim to prevent at-risk youth from gangs and criminal activity.

Government organization's website features gang research, quarterly newsletters, and resources for gang intervention/prevention; also contains a list of related web pages.

Addresses the internation problem of organized crime outfits and contains information on gangs and gang activity.

An organization that provides resources for victims of crime. Contains a lengthy report on youth gangs in America called "Snitches Get Stitches: Youth, Gangs, and Witness Intimidation in Massachusetts" with statistics.

This page contains NY Times news articles, commentary, and multimedia on gangs. Articles are by default sorted by date of publication, but a search function is available at the bottom of the page.