Girls Program

In addition to the core elements of The Phoenix Curriculum and the Phoenix Gang Intervention Resources, we provide a range of specific resources for girls programs.

As girls have a different pathway to gang involvement, this gender-specific curriculum is for female gang prevention and intervention. These gender-specific curriculum resources are appropriate for both gang prevention with at-risk girls, and intervention for females who are involved with gang members or in gangs.

Designed for girls' groups, or for 1:1 use, these materials provide a range of gender-specific topics and issues for females. They are appropriate for girls of middle school and high school ages.

Building, these gender-specific curriculum resources include elements that target risk factors, relationships, general delinquency, issues with prostitution, girls' self-image, appropriate role models, women's health issues, as well as gang involvement. Gender-specific curriculum materials include:

GG9	Reducing Your Risk (for females between the ages of 15 and 22)	This workbook addresses the "risk factors" approach to gang involvement and activity for females.	6
GG12	What Do You Think? (women's materials)	This series of 18 program activities is designed to facilitate participation, group cooperation, and self-disclosure.	9