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The Church Council on Justice and Corrections The Church Council on Justice and Corrections serves as a shining light for restorative approaches to

The Church Council on Justice and Corrections (ccjc.ca)is a national faith-based coalition of eleven founding churches incorporated in 1972. We promote community responsibility for justice with an emphasis on addressing the needs of victims and offenders, mutual respect, healing, individual accountability, and crime prevention. It is primarily by education and community development initiatives that we foster healthier communities and crime prevention through social responsibility. CCJC has demonstrated in publications, pilot projects and numerous other initiatives how to strengthen community through its understanding that real justice requires the pursuit of wholeness for all. We work with both multi-faith and non-religious partners and have achieved international recognition for our contributions to creative thinking about criminal justice.

Check this out - for youth!
10/04/2022

Check this out - for youth!

Are you a student looking for a summer job or paid internship opportunity? There is still time to apply to our 2021 Pathways to Success program, aimed to match Indigenous youth with summer work, launching in Toronto, Edmonton and Winnipeg.

October 5https://www.facebook.com/ESynodELCIC/photos/a.202481123128946/5571198909590447/
10/04/2022

October 5

https://www.facebook.com/ESynodELCIC/photos/a.202481123128946/5571198909590447/

One year after Eastern Synod Assembly 2021, Rev Christie Morrow-Wolfe and Rev Adam Snook sit down for a follow-up conversation with Jeff Chu.

In 2021 we gathered under the theme “Do A New Thing”. What new things have we done? What dreams do we have for the future? Where is God leading God’s church?

This interactive event will include an address from Jeff, a panel conversation, as well as a Q&A period during which participants will have the opportunity to engage Jeff in deeper conversation.

This event is open to all. To learn more and register, please visit: bit.ly/JeffChu

This program is funded by the Bishops' Company For Mission.

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10/04/2022

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Today, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joined the Chairman of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) Council, Mr. Khelsilem, on the traditional territory of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw to announce that the federal government will provide $1.4 billion dollars for the creation of nearly 3,0...

Yes, indeed!!!!https://www.hilltimes.com/2022/09/19/canada-must-cover-any-shortfall-in-compensation-to-indigenous-victim...
10/04/2022

Yes, indeed!!!!

https://www.hilltimes.com/2022/09/19/canada-must-cover-any-shortfall-in-compensation-to-indigenous-victims-of-discriminatory-child-welfare/383078?utm_source=Member%20-%20Hill%20Times%20Publishing&utm_campaign=63ba5f8dd0-Todays-Headlines-Members&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_207adb2c89-63ba5f8dd0-93223597&mc_cid=63ba5f8dd0&mc_eid=392075ad7e&fbclid=IwAR2LGk7qUSQmilhJ6hmfSS1uBBQq3kRPjuU8BinQWZo9VwT8ROou97j1c6c

There were a lot of children harmed by the discriminatory distribution of child welfare, and there is no moral reason for allowing any of them to be denied what they are due in compensation as they walk their healing journeys.

Brene Brown is amazing. Check her work out!
10/04/2022

Brene Brown is amazing. Check her work out!

“Best description of that I have encountered. P. 123 Much more nuanced than “walking in someone else’s shoes”. This is life-changing 💜”

There are so many horrible stories about the missing and murdered youth and women.https://www.facebook.com/NWAC.AFAC/pho...
10/04/2022

There are so many horrible stories about the missing and murdered youth and women.

https://www.facebook.com/NWAC.AFAC/photos/a.398073732474/10159132358482475/

The overrepresentation of Indigenous women in Canada as victims of violence must be understood in the context of a colonial strategy that sought to dehumanize Indigenous women.

NWAC published the only research identifying the disappearance and death of 582 Indigenous women and girls across Canada.

To learn more about the Sisters in Spirit research and stories, go to:

https://nwac.ca/assets-knowledge-centre/2010_What_Their_Stories_Tell_Us_Research_Findings_SIS_Initiative-1.pdf



To join the Sisters in Spirit Vigil event on October 4, email [email protected] to register and to receive your vigil toolkit.

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