The NSCJA Annual General Meeting Save the Date is scheduled for May 27th 2024. Please save the date if you are interested in attending. AGM Details Monday May 27th5:00pmBMO Community RoomHalifax Central Library Please RSVP by midnight on Sunday May...
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The Nova Scotia Criminal Justice Association (NSCJA) hosted community conversations on drug use in the Halifax region during February 2023. The final report concerning this project has been released for public viewing and is available to view/download in PDF format...
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Learn about the great work we have been doing over the past year, get an update on the HRM Drug Policy Consultation Project, get to know the Board of Directors, network with professionals in your field, and celebrate the successes...
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The Nova Scotia Criminal Justice Association (NSCJA) hosted community conversations on drug use in the Halifax region during February 2023. NSCJA president Sharon Martin facilitated seven community conversations: Sharon shared what was learned during the public symposium at the Woodlawn...
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The Launch Event was held January 19th was a success. The in-person event was well attended and others viewed the event on-line. Our panel related lived experience and discussed a number of issues including addiction support and treatment, housing, addiction...
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The Nova Scotia Criminal Justice Association (NSCJA) will be hosting a Launch Event on 19 January 2023 10:00 AM – 12 PM* at the Woodlawn Public Library, 31 Eisener Boulevard, Dartmouth. Join the NSCJA at the Woodlawn Library on 19...
Continue ReadingBe The Peace Institute, in partnership with Second Story Women’s Centre, the NS Barristers’ Society and the Bridgewater Police Service, are presenting a one-day workshop”The Power of Our Voices – Survivors and Justice Professionals Together”. Wednesday June 1, 8:30am-4:00pm, Best...
Continue ReadingThe learning event explored a number of critical issues regarding Pathways to Criminalization for Women: Why are poverty, mental health, addictions, violence and abuse pathways to criminalization? How can the findings of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission be a catalyst...
Continue ReadingRegistration subsidies available for NSCJA members! In 2016, the NSCJA is partnering with the International Restorative Conference scheduled for June 27 & 28, 2016 in Halifax, NS. This international learning event is designed to provide participants with theoretical knowledge and...
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