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Watch this short animation to learn about JR. Produced by NAAJA (North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency), Fiona Allison (Researcher, James Cook University) and Round 3 Creative, with assistance from the community of Katherine, NT and UNSW’s Australian JR Project.

Donate

Just Reinvest NSW is working hard within community to break the cycle of high rates of interactions with the criminal justice system. A donation is a tangible way you can support this work on the ground. This funding goes directly to ‘justice circuit-breaker’ activities in community to have a positive impact. Training and mentoring is provided for our team members, so they have all the support they need to make a difference.

Work with us

Just Reinvest NSW has roles in community engagement, youth, data management, operations, policy, advocacy, and partnerships. All vacancies will be published here when we are actively recruiting. For general HR inquiries contact: hr@justreinvest.org.au

Partnership

Just Reinvest NSW requires long-term partners across many sectors to achieve systemic change, and our philanthropic and foundation partners remain fundamental to the success of justice reinvestment initiatives.

Internships

The Aboriginal communities that we support often require additional support that can be provided by interns across a range of research and practical tasks and projects. To find out more about current internships please contact Aurora Education Foundation.

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Please help spread the word by following us on our social channels and sharing our content with your networks.

Contact us

To learn more about how you can help please contact our team at the following email address: info@justreinvest.org.au

The average daily number of Aboriginal adult prisoners in NSW increased by 36.4% in the last decade (3524)

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As a supporter

Here you can discover the ways of supporting the work of Just Reinvest NSW and to reduce Aboriginal People’s contact with the criminal justice system.

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