"For faculty and student use of Assiniboine Community College only; interlibrary loans prohibited." -- disc label

Introduction -- Women in gangs -- Thunderbird House -- Lost generation -- Kids and gangs -- Getting out -- Programs and role models -- Is it worth it? -- Credits.

Executive producer, Brenda Chambers ; senior producer, Zoe Hopkins ; producer, Dan Noon ; production manager, Amanda Wade ; editors, Colin McCarty, Paul Tourneur ; original music, Jason Moon, Marty Ballentyne ; post-production facilities, Insight Film and Video ; produced in association with Aboriginal Peoples Television Network.

Host, Brenda Chambers.

"The Indian Posse, the Manitoba Warriors, and Posse Killers are just a few of the gangs that have spread across Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario. The gangs that started out in the rough neighbourhoods of Winnipeg, Regina and Edmonton are growing and finding new members on reserves and in prisons. Penitentiaries like Stony Mountain in Manitoba have a high population of Aboriginal people and many of them are youth. The gang life is a lifestyle filled with crime and violence. But how does this life affect the women and children associated with gangs - either by their own membership or through their relationships with men who are gang members? Some babies are born into gangs, and young mothers are endangered by the men in their lives."--Container.

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