For any questions or inquiries regarding our upcoming engagement sessions, please contact Taylor Lavallee via email.
For more information on this work, please review the Policing Options Paper via Tracking Justice.
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The BC First Nations Justice Council invites communities to join our Police Accountability Unit for a day of dialogue, education, and direct support. Since our pilot launched, the unit has provided legal representation and support to Indigenous people affected by police violence, misconduct, and negligence. As we explore more options for Indigenous-led oversight and accountability in policing, your voice is essential to ensure our accountability mechanisms are culturally safe and effective.
We are hosting regional engagement sessions in communities including Prince George, Prince Rupert, and Victoria, to hear directly from community members, service providers, and partners on experiences, perspectives, and opportunities related to policing oversight and accountability.
For any questions or inquiries regarding our upcoming engagement sessions, please contact Taylor Lavallee via email.
For more information on this work, please review the Policing Options Paper via Tracking Justice.
The BC First Nations Justice Council invites Victoria and surrounding communities to join our Police Accountability Unit (PAU) for a day of dialogue, education, and direct support. Since our […]
The BC First Nations Justice Council invites Kamloops and surrounding communities to join our Police Accountability Unit (PAU) for a day of dialogue, education, and direct support. Since our […]