National Indigenous Justice Summit - Panel 2 - Indigenous Approaches to Justice Reform

The National Indigenous Justice Summit was held online on 7 – 8 July, 2020. Indigenous thinkers, community leaders and grassroots activists convened to call for justice reform in Canada. In this panel, the Hon Steven Point (Grand Chief Sto:lo Tribal Council, Chancellor of UBC, former Lieutenant-Gove...

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Main Authors: Sayers, Kekinusuqs Dr Judith, Young, Tuma, Point, Steven, Craft, Aimée, White, Doug, Murdoch-Flowers, Joseph
Format: Text
Language:unknown
Published: Allard Research Commons 2020
Subjects:
Indigenous Justice
Law
Canada
Murdoch
Nunavut
Online Access:https://commons.allard.ubc.ca/recordings/8
https://commons.allard.ubc.ca/context/recordings/article/1007/type/native/viewcontent
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Summary:The National Indigenous Justice Summit was held online on 7 – 8 July, 2020. Indigenous thinkers, community leaders and grassroots activists convened to call for justice reform in Canada. In this panel, the Hon Steven Point (Grand Chief Sto:lo Tribal Council, Chancellor of UBC, former Lieutenant-Governor of BC) provides a keynote address on systemic racism within the Canadian criminal legal system. This panel also includes Professor Aimée Craft (Poverty, Criminalization and Justice Reform), Doug White (Justice Reform in BC), and Joseph Murdoch-Flowers (Policing and Justice in Nunavut). This panel was chaired by Kekinusuqs Dr Judith Sayers and Tuma Young.

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