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Justice Reinvestment

Community-led solutions to Aboriginal over imprisonment

Redefining Reinvestment

 

An opportunity for Aboriginal communities and government to co-design justice reinvestment (JR) in NSW

Justice reinvestment is a way of reducing Aboriginal People’s interactions with the criminal justice system – informed by data, Aboriginal communities can develop their own solutions for change, making them safer and more just.

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The average daily number of Aboriginal adult prisoners in NSW increased by 36.4% in the last decade (3524)

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MEDIA RELEASE – Just Reinvest NSW announces new Board of Directors following the transition from its status as an association to a Company Limited by Guarantee

STAFF PROFILE – Mekayla Cochrane: “To succeed, you need to be adaptable and independent. You have to be ready for the lows, but the highs do balance it out. Community can be hard work, but it’s so rewarding.”

STAFF PROFILE – Archie Darcy is a dedicated member of the Youth on Track team at the JRNSW Mt Druitt site, where he brings passion, lived experience and deep community ties to his work with young people.

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RESOURCES

All the resources you need to learn and act on justice reinvestment.

Community Resources

There are resources available for Aboriginal communities interested in engaging with justice reinvestment.

JR NSW Community resources

Research

Discover the research which is helping drive our systems change priority areas.

Reinvestment Reports

Access special reports produced by JR NSW about the experiences of Aboriginal communities of the criminal justice system and their perspectives on ‘reinvestment’.

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APPLY FOR A GRANT

First Nations communities outside NSW interested in accessing support to develop justice reinvestment can find more information from the Justice Reinvestment Network Australia.

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