This training is intended for multidisciplinary teams, encompassing community partners, law enforcement, school districts and professionals engaged in the fields of gang prevention, intervention and enforcement, as well as those responsible for implementing sustainable community strategies and remaining current with emerging gang trends.

Due to the sensitive nature of the material presented and the focus on high-risk and vulnerable youth who are on the pathway toward gang-associated behaviour or involvement, criteria will apply.

For community partners, identification and/or verification of professional roles will be required during registration. Registrants will be required to upload employment identification or confirm their professional position and agency affiliation during registration. These submissions will be reviewed and confirmed by the ONGIA Board.

If concerns arise regarding the applicant’s area of work, additional clarification may be requested.

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Certificates will be issued to attendees upon the conclusion of the summit.  

If participation does not meet the required criteria, registration may be denied, and a full refund will be issued.