Justice for Girls is a Canadian non-profit organization and registered charity which promotes equality, freedom from violence, and the health and wellness of teenage girls who live in poverty. Learn more about us, who we are and what we do!
** We'd like to give a special thank you to those who have supported our organization during COVID-19 to help get us through this challenging time. Thank you to the Notary Foundation of BC, the Vancouver Foundation, Vancity Credit Union, United Way Lower Mainland, the City of Vancouver, and our donors for their support and generosity. **
Champions for EqualityCongratulations to Zoë Craig-Sparrow and Savanah Norman for being featured on International Women's Day as 'Inspiring BC Leaders Making a Difference'. Read their profiles here!
JFG + UBCJFG partners with UBC Allard School of Law Pro Bono students, UBC Economic students, and UBC Health Sciences and Medical students to promote the rights of teenage girls who live in poverty.
JFG presents to UBC Medical students
JFG + Gamma Phi BetaThank you to UBC's Gamma Phi Beta chapter for their generous support of JFG. We recently attended their 'Gammies' event where they raised over $5000 to contribute to our work and our vision of the JFGC!
JFG at the 'Gammies' philanthropy event at UBC
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About JFGJFG Center- coming soon
JFG + David Suzuki FoundationJFG is pleased to be collaborating with the David Suzuki Foundation. Recently, our Co-Director, Zoe Craig-Sparrow, was invited as a guest speaker on David Suzuki and Stephen Lewis's Climate First Tour as well as to the DSF Board Retreat.
Latest JFG report!
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Spring 2020 Interns
Welcome to our Spring 2020 interns! We are so excited and honoured to have such incredible young women join us for our young women's leadership program.
Thank you!Thanks to BC Civil Forfeiture Grant, the Notary Foundation, Marilynn King, Elaine Holgate, Yorke and Karen Graham, the Lobstick Foundation, the CKNW Kids' Fund, the Ministry of Women and Gender Equality, the Vancouver Foundation, and Coast Capital Savings for their ongoing support and generosity!
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