BCFNJC Congratulates Justice Trailblazing staff Christina J. Cook and Katisha Paul
For Immediate ReleaseMay 07, 2025 For Immediate Release May 07, 2025 BC First Nations Justice Council Congratulates Justice Trailblazing staff Christina J. Cook and Katisha Paul Unceded & Ancestral Territories […]
BCFNJC Stands in Solidarity with Families and Advocates Calling for a Coroner’s Inquest into the Deaths of Tatyanna Harrison, Chelsea Poorman, and Noelle O’Soup
With repeated failures from authorities to prevent, investigate, and prosecute cases of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, BCFNJC supports a coroner’s inquest in the public’s interest that will […]
Building Cultural Competency in Policing
For Immediate Release April 22, 2025 Building Cultural Competency in Policing: New, Nation-Wide Training Program Created by the BC First Nations Justice Council A formative educational experience, the training will […]
The BC First Nations Justice Council Welcomes Canada’s Indigenous Justice Strategy with Optimism and Support
After five years of advancing the BC First Nations Justice Strategy, BC is paving the way for the rest of Canada Okanagan syilx Homelands, Westbank BC: The BC First Nations Justice […]
BCFNJC Celebrates 2024 BC Reconciliation Award Recipients
The British Columbia First Nations Justice Council (BCFNJC) extends a heartfelt congratulations as we celebrate the inspiring individuals and organizations recognized with the 2024 BC Reconciliation Award. This prestigious honour […]
BC First Nations Justice Council Receives Funding from Public Safety Canada for Innovative Pre-Charge Diversion Program in Lheidli T’enneh Territory (Prince George, BC)
For Immediate ReleaseNovember 14, 2024 Public Safety Canada has awarded BCFNJC five years of funding to develop and run a pre-charge pilot program that will divert Indigenous people from entering […]
The BC First Nations Justice Council Announces the Locations of 6 New Indigenous Justice Centres in BC
For Immediate Release October 17, 2024 More Indigenous people have access to community-based spaces and free, culturally safe legal services with the opening of six new Indigenous Justice Centres by […]
“We’re Coming for Everything Our Ancestors Were Denied”: BCFNJC Releases What We Heard Report and Accredited CPD Content from the 3rd Annual First Nations Justice Forum
What We Heard Report and Continuing Professional Development videos capture the insights of Rightsholders and will strengthen the learning that is integral for justice system transformation For Immediate Release – […]
BC First Nations Justice Council Assembles Five Steering Committees to Provide Expert Advice and Strategic Guidance on the BC First Nations Justice Strategy
“Through the BC First Nations Justice Strategy, BCFNJC is undertaking complex, large-scale work that not only requires ambition and vision, but a structured, culturally grounded approach. We quickly realized that to advance the Justice Strategy, we would need to move beyond colonial and institutional ways of governance and decision-making. The solution was BCFNJC’s Steering Committees” stated Amanda Carling, CEO of BCFNJC.
BCFNJC Holds 3rd Annual First Nations Justice Forum
Rooted in collaboration, the Justice Forum brings together a powerful network of First Nations delegates and justice partners to advance groundbreaking work under the BC First Nations Justice Strategy. For […]
