Transforming Indigenous Justice Outcomes
Exploring comprehensive approaches to breaking the cycle of incarceration
Focusing on prevention, intervention, diversion, and recovery, the Transforming Indigenous Justice Conference will inform and enable knowledge sharing on critical topics including justice reinvestment, empowering communities, alternatives to remand and incarceration, and preventing continuing harm to young people.
Through storytelling, reflection, and connection, this conference will elevate the voice and choice of First Nations women, children & men. Approaches will be explored that address the causes and drivers of contact with the criminal justice system as well as projects that have embedded meaningful outcomes.
The discussion will tackle the root causes leading to interactions with the criminal justice system and shine a spotlight on successful programs that have delivered place-based community-driven alternatives to detention.
Attend & learn how to:
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- Invest in early intervention, prevention, & diversion
- Disrupt justice system cycles for First Nations youths & young adults
- Create & sustain place-based, community-led & collective impact approaches
- Deconstruct what healing looks like & support transformative healing
- Foster self-determination and empowerment both within & around the justice system
- Enact culturally sensitive justice measures alongside robust support services tailored to individual needs
Who will attend
Representatives of federal and state government, legal services, police, justice, corrective services, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community organisations, youth justice, domestic and family violence services, child protection and safety, and NFPs including those responsible for:
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- Corrections
- Community Engagement & Liaison
- Children’s Services & Youth Justice
- Family & Domestic Violence & Men’s Behaviour Change
- Community Development
- Program Manager & Case Work
- Solicitor, Lawyer & Legal Officer
- Justice Reinvestment
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