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Creative & Healing Approaches to Justice Event
Thanks to everyone who made our Creative & Healing Approaches to Justice Event at Saint Paul University on September 24, 2018 a wonderful success! Many Thanks to our guests: Jill Kooymans of Ontario Theatre and Rehabilitation through Arts in Corrections Mark Fry...
read moreRestorative Justice, Empathy and #MeToo
May is Sexual Assault Prevention Month. Additionally, Victims and Survivors of Crime Week begins today, May 28th. This is an important time to bring to the forefront of our minds and hearts the experiences of victims…
read moreEaster Message 2018
We at CCJC believe in the Easter power of God to enter our lives and redeem and resurrect that which has been broken. Join with us in finding those people and places in our lives and in our world where we need to shine the light of redemption.
read moreChristmas Message 2017
The wise ones were risk takers. Following the star, traveling beyond the familiar and the known, they sought something new. Perhaps they were motivated by the everyday reminders that something wasn’t right: poverty, cultural oppression, aggressive empires. Discouraged...
read moreCCJC Supports the Implementation of UNDRIP
The UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) is the most comprehensive international instrument establishing a universal framework of minimum standards for the survival, dignity and well-being of the indigenous peoples of the world. The values that...
read moreWord From The President
Dr. Rebecca Bromwich was elected President of the Church Council on Justice and Corrections in 2017, after having served on the Board as Treasurer for six years. She shares Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s encouragement that we all do our “little bits of good that, together, can overwhelm the world”.
read moreCCJC 2017 Annual General Meeting
A Friendly Reminder - CCJC's Annual General Meeting is Coming Up! Tuesday, September 12, 2017 12:00 pm (EDT) Via Teleconference Each current member (in good standing) of The Church Council on Justice and Corrections who is aged 18 and over is entitled to one vote on...
read moreNational Restorative Justice Symposium 2017 Call For Support
Dear Valued Partners, The 2017 National Restorative Justice Symposium will be held on traditional unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishnaabeg people, in Ottawa, ON from November 19th-21st, 2017. This event is an opportunity to convene a national gathering of...
read moreNational Restorative Justice Symposium 2017 Call For Proposals/Le Symposium national sur la justice réparatrice 2017 Appel de présentations
Dear RJ colleagues, Are you interested in presenting a workshop at the 2017 National Restorative Justice Symposium? Attached is the Call for Presentations. The theme this year is Global Innovation – Local (R)Evolution. We would love to hear about restorative justice...
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