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When is a gang a gang and why is it relevant to public health policy?

Three Research Schools' Mental Health Programme News

Rhiannon Barker, Fellowship holder has written a blog regarding the definition of what constitutes a criminal gang. Understanding how the concept varies between those identified as potential gang members and professionals has important implications for public health. 

When is a gang a gang and why is it relevant to public health policy? | LSHTM 

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