NAACJ enhances the capacity of member organizations to contribute to a humane, fair, equitable and effective justice system.
It does this by:
- Contributing to the education of its member organizations, other organizations from the governmental and voluntary sector and the general public through activities that share and generate knowledge, information, ideas and values, in relation to current and emerging criminal justice issues.
- Contributing to the capacity of the member organizations to carry out their purposes through activities that share and generate expertise; serving as a catalyst for action by member agencies; and, providing collective support for actions undertaken by individual member agencies where feasible.
- Supporting the activities of its member organizations in the development of policy related to criminal justice by promoting the role and importance of the member organizations in consultation and policy fora with the federal government.
Learn more about the NAACJ's Membership by following this link.
Or download our brochure here.
7th Step Society of Canada
George Myette
Association des services de réhabilitation sociale du Québec (ASRSQ)
David Henry
Book Clubs for Inmates (BCFI)
Jacqueline Gumienny
Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies (CAEFS)
Emilie Coyle
Canadian Association of Social Workers (CASW)
Fred Phelps
Canadian Criminal Justice Association (CCJA)
Irving Kulik
Canadian Families and Corrections Network (CFCN)
Louise Leonardi
Canadian Friends Service Committee (CFSC, Quakers)
Nancy Russell
Canadian Psychological Association (CPA, Criminal Justice Section)
Pamela Yates
Canadian Resource Centre for Victims of Crime
Aline Vlasceanu
Centre for Justice Exchange
Vicki Chartrand
Church Council on Justice and Corrections
Pamela Dillon
Circles of Support and Accountability Canada
Cliff Yumansky
Inclusion Canada (formerly the Canadian Association for Community Living)
Sue Talmey
John Howard Society of Canada
Catherine Latimer
Mennonite Central Committee Canada
Ken Grahlman
Native Counselling Services of Alberta
Marlene Orr
Salvation Army (Canada and Bermuda)
Kester Trim
St. Leonard's Society of Canada
Anita Desai
United for Literacy (formerly Frontier College)
Angela Briscoe
SUSTAINING GRANT PROGRAM TO NVOs
Public Safety Canada
GRANTS & CONTRIBUTIONS
CONTRACTS AND AGREEMENTS
- Correctional Service of Canada
- Employment and Social Development Canada
IN-KIND & OTHER SUPPORT
- 902 Man Up, Dartmouth Nova Scotia
- Direction 180, Dartmouth Nova Scotia
- Michaëlle Jean Centre for Global and Community Engagement, University of Ottawa
- Prior Law (Luke Prior)
- ProBono Students Canada, uOttawa Chapter
- Scotiabank – Bank & Gloucester Branch
- St. Leonard's Society of Canada
- Veriloquent Inc.
STUDENTS AND VOLUNTEEERS
- Shile Adeyoyin
- Caitlin Batten
- Tamara Bubis (PBSC)
- Deeana Deal
- Vanessa Mastrofrancesco
- Riley Mintz
- Rob Samaroo
- Parabjyot Singh
- Michael Spratt (PBSC)
- Alvan Wong
STAFF AND CONTRACTORS
- Susan Haines, Executive Director
- Maxime Cliche, Website Development Consultant
- Marie Fraser & Shaina Watt, Hendry Warren LLP Chartered Accountants
- Stefka Zaharieva, Stefka Zaharieva Consulting
NAACJ is a proud member of Volunteer Canada
and and the Ottawa Restorative Justice Network