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People from Los Angeles Below is a list of people that have in some way been connected to issues pertaining to gangs, juvenile delinquency, and intervention strategies in Los Angeles. The list includes people of grass roots organizations, researchers, attorneys, journalists, artists and community advocates. Programs and Organizations working in the field of youth violence Daniel Alejandrez, Barrios Unidos Najee Ali, Project Islamic Hope, Sonny Arguinzoni, Victory Outreach Aquil Basheer, B.U.I.L.D. Art Blajos, Writer Chris Blatchford, FOX News Madalit del Barco, National Public Radio Fr. Greg Boyle, Homeboy Industries, Jim Brown, Amer-I-Can Jeff Carr, Youth Development & Gang Reduction, City of Los Angeles Oscar De La Torre, Pico Youth and Family Center Tom Hayden, former State Senator, author Malcolm Klein, University of Southern Manuel Lares, Barrios Unidos Cheryl Maxson, UC Irvine Wes McBride, OSS, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Connie Rice, Civil Rights Attorney, Advancement Project T. Rodgers, Sidewalk University Luis Rodriguez, Author and Poet William "Blinky" Rodriguez, Valley Unity Peace Treaty Alex Sanchez, Homies Unidos Gilbert Sanchez, Gang Violence Bridging Project Sanyika Shakur, a.k.a. Cody Scott, Author Khalid Shaw, Stop the Violence, Increase the Peace George Tita, UC Irvine Skipp Townsend, 2nd Call James Diego Vigil, UC Irvine Thomas Ward, University of Southern California Maxine Waters, US Congresswoman Terrell Wright, author Events | OnLine Store| Newsletter | Homicides | Homies | Gang Tapes | Crip Gangs | Home | Bibliography | Research | History | People in LA | Blood Gangs | Hisspanic Gangs | Life in a Gang | Gallery | Memorial | Migration | Graffiti | Resume| DieCast Cars | In the News | Injunctions | Homicides | Maps | Contact Copyright © Streetgangs.com, All RIGHTS RESERVED. Disclaimer All trademarks mentioned herein belong to their respective owners.