Each video series are targeted to prevent youth from joining gangs by exposing the truth about gang life in British Columbia.
The End Gang Life video series gives communities a rallying point around which they can mobilize against gangs in their neighbourhoods, and make gangsters pause and have a second thought about their life choices.
Public service announcements working to end gang violence in the province. Get a glimpse inside gang life like never before, and the individuals and families affected by violence created by this lifestyle.
Brianna Kinnear was the victim of a brutal gang murder on February 3rd, 2009. Brianna, was 22, and shot to death in a pick up truck on Oxford Street in Coquitlam. Her Mother Carol speaks about the experience and about her daughters relationship with a drug dealer which lead to her death.
Brianna Kinnear was the victim of a brutal gang murder on February 3rd, 2009. Brianna, was 22, and shot to death in a pick up truck on Oxford Street in Coquitlam. Her Mother Carol speaks about the experience and about her daughters relationship with a drug dealer which lead to her death.
You Wanna Roll Like a Gangster? This campaign material complements other CFSEU-BC engagement initiatives and supports other government and police gang prevention and awareness initiatives.
There are typically two sides to gang life. You either end up in jail or you end up dead. Neither outcome is desirable.
f you think your child or someone you know is at risk or involved with gangs or organized crime, there are resources available to you. Remember, the community stands with you.
Highlighting the misconception that gang members will be your friends, people you count on, and that that lifestyle will earn you respect. The horrors aren’t revealed until later.
Focuses on the belief that a gang is like a brotherhood and support system. The reality of the situation is that you are entirely alone, fighting a losing battle.
Many youths in B.C. are finding themselves at this crossroad where they have to make a choice. Though you can continue to tell yourself that your negative actions are OK, that what you are doing won’t hurt or affect anyone, you are wrong.
"It's NOT Okay", we get a glimpse into the world of a young woman and young man who go on a date. The woman, however, gets embroiled in more than she bargained for and she ends up in the back seat of a police car and her date on the run.
