Justice is fair when it's available to children. new Canadians. remote communities. BIPOC communities. girls. Indigenous communities. people with disabilities. Black men. students. families. refugees. seniors. women. Asian-Canadians. caregivers. marginalized groups. parents. caregivers. workers.
The Action Committee adopted Canada’s Justice Development Goals to align the work of organizations across the country. These nine goals identify the challenges facing the system, showcase the work being done to address them, and offer a way for everyone to join the conversation.
2024 Progress Report: Canada's Justice Development Goals
Number of people impacted by 2023 A2J projects 8,000,001
380 new A2J projects in 2032
In Canada, the Action Committee adopted its nine Justice Development Goals (JDGs) after working collaboratively with people across the country to examine how to advance A2J. These nine goals map out a path to improve A2J that everyone, whatever they are working on, can use to align their work. Whether individuals working to meet local meet needs, or as governments responsible for funding decisions, we can each see how our actions can advance A2J. We can align our work, driving towards a more inclusive and accessible system.
