Why Choose NGC@IIR
The Institute for Intergovernmental Research (IIR) team includes more than 100 staff members and more than 100 subject-matter experts whose backgrounds include law enforcement leadership, officer safety and wellness, gang prevention and intervention, criminal intelligence, fusion centers, violence reduction, information sharing, data analysis, project management, writing, training development and delivery, and event administration.
The National Gang Center at IIR is supported by staff and subject-matter experts with extensive experience in working with communities to assess gang problems and then build and sustain community-driven, comprehensive strategies to reduce gang-related crime and violence. Our proven expertise includes:
| Gang Abatement Strategy | Capacity Building |
|---|---|
| Problem assessment | Community engagement |
| Community asset mapping | Stakeholder engagement |
| Strategic planning | Building effective collaboration |
| Strategy implementation | Project director and staff training |
| Sustainability planning | Grant management |
| Prevention | Intervention team management |
| Multidisciplinary intervention | Street outreach training |
| Street outreach | Gang identification and investigations |
| Focused enforcement | Gang analysis and intelligence |
| Law enforcement task force operations |
Why Work with Us?
Choosing the National Gang Center at IIR provides the following value-added benefits:
- IIR has been a trusted training and technical assistance provider for the United States Department of Justice for more than 40 years.
- Access to a cadre of nationally recognized experts with decades of experience working as practitioners in the field—overcoming the same challenges that your community faces in reducing violent gang-related crime.
- Proven experience in providing training and consulting services to hundreds of communities across the nation.
- A unique understanding that every community requires a custom solution—driven by community members as key stakeholders—matching available resources to the unique needs of each neighborhood
Need expert assistance with implementing comprehensive solutions to gang violence?
Contact us to discuss a proposal for training and consulting services.