Spotlight on Girls' all-girl TV crew explores why young women become involved in gangs and how communities can prevent intergenerational gang involvement. The Spotlight TV crew quizzes city residents on the street about the levels of gang violence they are aware of, and interviews gang intelligence and girls' health experts about the factors that underlie girls’ gang involvement. Fatherlessness is a recurring factor that is researched in-depth. Girls’ gang activity is also portrayed in dramatic, oral interpretation of literature on the subject.

Women and Youth Leadership Alliance Collection

Female gang members, Female gangs, Gang members--Family relationships, Gang prevention--United States, Society

Spotlight on girls

Simms, Pamela Boyce (Producer), Helfgott, James Jack (Producer), Saleem, Hamidullah (Associate producer), Saraswat, Smita (Media consultant), Difo, Justinian (Production personnel), Danzy, Shereka, Glover, Rahbbea, Joyner, Desiree, Nelson, Tamiya, Smith, Quaniyah, Turpin, Hajah, Turpin, Nasaya, Women and Youth Leadership Alliance (WAYLA) - Spotlight on Girls Television Productions (Producer)

00:47:57 (HH:MM:SS)

English

General population, especially urban - age 12+

Name	Women and Youth Leadership Alliance (WAYLA) Inc. - Spotlight on Girls Television Productions
Role	Copyright holder
Telephone	973-216-6170
Address	135 Claremont Avenue Montclair, New Jersey, 07042
Email	[email protected]

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