GRYD Research & Evaluation
Team Partners:
California State University, Los Angeles
Harder+Company Community Research
University of California, Los Angeles
University of Southern California
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The GRYD 2017 Evaluation Reports are a collection of technical reports which present quantitative and qualitative data and findings for all areas of focus under the GRYD Comprehensive Strategy.
Notable findings from these reports are presented in a graphic overview in the Summary of Key Findings document. Click here to learn more.
Full reports are listed below.
GRYD 2017 Evaluation Report GRYD INTERVENTION INCIDENT RESPONSE AND GANG CRIMEThis evaluation report provides a look at the GRYD Intervention Incident Response (IR) protocol and presents analyses of gang crime and the impact of GRYD IR. The evaluation then looks at the theory underlying how GRYD IR should disrupt retaliation. The evidence clearly shows that GRYD IR is able to disrupt retaliation and significantly reduce gang violent crime.
P. Jeffrey Brantingham, University of California Los AngelesNick Sundback, University of California Los AngelesBaichuan Yuan, University of California Los AngelesKristine Chan, California State University Los AngelesClick here to learn more. |
GRYD 2017 Evaluation Report GRYD PREVENTIONThis evaluation report presents quantitative and qualitative data and findings for the GRYD Prevention Services model from September 1, 2011 through March 31, 2016. This includes a look at youth participating in GRYD Prevention Services and, a comparison of changes in risk over time among GRYD clients and similar youth on juvenile probation in Los Angeles County.
Molly Kraus, California State University Los AngelesKristine Chan, California State University Los AngelesAlfonso Martin, Harder + Company Community ResearchLoraine Park, Harder + Company Community ResearchJorja Leap, University of California Los AngelesKim Manos, University of California Los AngelesKaren M. Hennigan, University of Southern CaliforniaKathy A. Kolnick, University of Southern CaliforniaClick here to learn more. |
GRYD 2017 Evaluation Report GRYD INTERVENTION FAMILY CASE MANAGEMENT (FCM)This evaluation report presents quantitative and qualitative data and findings for the GRYD FCM services from February 1, 2012 through May 16, 2016. This includes client characteristics and emerging findings for types of changes related to gang identity and involvement in crime and violence that clients experience over time.
Molly Kraus, California State University Los AngelesJorja Leap, University of California Los AngelesLaura Rivas, University of California Los AngelesKim Manos, University of California Los AngelesKaren M. Hennigan, University of Southern CaliforniaKathy A. Kolnick, University of Southern CaliforniaClick here to learn more. |
GRYD 2017 Evaluation Report INTEGRATING TRAUMA-INFORMED CARE INTO GRYD SERVICESThe evaluation report presents the rationale for providing trauma-informed services within GRYD and will describe the Trauma-Informed Services for GRYD course that was offered as a pilot project. Student learning outcomes are reported and recommendations offered for the sustainability and expansion of trauma-informed GRYD services.
Carly B. Dierkhising, California State University, Los AngelesPatricia Kerig, University of UtahClick here to learn more. |
GRYD 2017 Evaluation Report GRYD SUMMER NIGHT LIGHTS REFLECTIONS AND RESPONSESThis evaluation report presents findings form the Summer Night Lights evaluation in 2016, including program statistics, six feedback forums of community residents, and a focus group with 10 SNL Lead Community Intervention Workers. The report also includes qualitative data that highlights the perceptions of the communities and SNL's impact.
Akhila Ananth, California State University Los AngelesEdgar Hernandez, California State University Los AngelesClick here to learn more. |
GRYD 2017 Evaluation Report THE GRYD & PROBATION JUVENILE REENTRY PROGRAMThe GRYD Office received a Second Chance Act award in 2013 to design and implement a juvenile reentry process. The GRYD and Probation Juvenile Reentry Program launched in November 2014 to serve gang-involved youth exiting Probation Camps. This report summarizes the evaluation findings for youth between November 2014 and December 2015.
Kristine Chan, California State University, Los AngelesDenise C. Herz, California State University, Los AngelesJorja Leap, University of California, Los AngelesLaura Rivas, University of California, Los AngelesClick here to learn more. |
