The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News From left, criminologist Malisa Neptune-Figaro, WINAD fund-raising director Christa Sankarsingh-Prevatt and sociologist Adeola Young, who spoke at the Confronting Violence: Women's Perspectives on Peace and Security in TT webinar. - FB Criminologist Malisa Neptune-Figaro said some of the factors which result in women participating in gangs include lack of economic stability, social and cultural dynamics, and geographical locations. She said while some women feel they don’t have a choice in […]
