3rd National

Justice Forum

Transforming justice through the power of Reconciliation, Restoration and Reinvestment
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Event overview

Third Sector’s 3rd National Justice Forum is strategically designed to address critical issues in the Australian justice system through a comprehensive program agenda that equips delegates with actionable solutions on integrating reconciliation efforts into justice policies and practices, fostering collaboration between communities and institutions and showcasing successful restorative programs and their scalability and effectiveness in transforming communities.

Case study focused sessions will also develop robust strategies to support children and young people within the justice system, aiming to reduce recidivism and improve outcomes. Additionally, the forum will introduce proven prevention and early intervention strategies and community-based initiatives, driving a more equitable and effective justice system.

2024 Key Speakers

Hon. Marcia Neave AO
Chairperson
Justice Connect
Aunty Florence Onus
Community Development Worker
First Nations Women's Legal Services (QLD)
Megan Krakour
Director
National Suicide Prevention and Trauma Recovery Project
Carolyn Juratowich
Principal Lawyer
Hub Community Legal
Wendy Ah Chin
Chief Superintendent for First Nations and Cultural Capability
Queensland Corrective Services
Judge Ken Barlow KC
Judge
District Court of Queensland
John B Lawrence SC
Barrister
James Muirhead Chambers
Brady Jones
Aboriginal Employment Broker
WADAMBA – Prison to Work Program

Attend this Forum and learn how to:

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Implement strategies to prevent youth from coming into contact with the justice system

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Prioritising robust sustainable pathways out of prison to end the cycle of reoffending

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Implement culturally tailored justice practices and comprehensive support services to safeguard human rights of Indigenous people

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Build innovative strategies to divert First Nations individuals from incarceration

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Build innovative strategies to divert First Nations individuals from incarceration

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Strengthen governmental partnerships with Indigenous communities to eliminate the impact of racism

Our Client Testimonials

Who Should Attend

Sectors:

Federal Government

State Government

Legal Industry

Police and Corrective Services

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Organisations

NFP'S

Job Titles:

CEO

Aboriginal Elders

Director

Deputy Commissioner

Corrections Officer Community Engagement Workers

Case Workers

Judges, Magistrates, Court Officers

Professors

Commissioner

Communications and Engagement Officers

Children Service Workers

2024 Partners

Gold Sponsor

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Partners

2024 Partners

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Partners

The National Suicide Preventiion & Trauma Recovery Project