High levels of sexual violence are evident in some Indigenous communities in Australia (Cripps & McGlade, 2008; Rayment-McHigh & Smith, 2013) and other colonised nations such as the USA and […]
In this episode, we speak with Deputy Commissioner of NZ Police Wallace Haumaha about a marae-based restorative justice alternative that addresses the underlying causes of low-level offending behaviour: Te Pae […]
Hear from the National Aboriginal Australian Agency and the North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency about the best-practice model developed for Indigenous Youth Throughcare and its implementation in the Northern Territory. […]
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The IJC has released a podcast series called: INITIATIVE Here you’ll find regular conversations with leading experts on a wide range of initiatives and strategies, including the role of culture […]
In 2018, the Australian Law Reform Commission’s Inquiry into the Incarceration Rate of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples concluded that a cycle of reoffending can result for those prisoners […]
The brief provides an overview of Australian data on changes to prisoner numbers and imprisonment rates for unsentenced and sentenced Indigenous adults in recent years. It also examines the factors […]
The Indigenous Justice Clearinghouse (IJC) is inviting expressions of interest from experienced researchers and peak community organisations to join the IJC Reference Group. The IJC is a joint project of […]
The Indigenous Justice Clearinghouse (IJC) invites expressions of interest from experienced researchers or policy makers for the preparation of six upcoming publications: The role of self-determination in the criminal justice […]
A user of the IJC database alerted us that RB19 Australian Indigenous Women’s Offending Patterns (MacGillivray and Baldry, 2015) was corrupted. Our reliable layout and printing firm, Breakout Media, has […]