Media & Updates
Since 1999, Justice for Girls (JFG) has been featured in a diverse range of media, including radio, news outlets, articles, and opinion editorials. The following highlights key media coverage and editorial contributions from JFG.
Upcoming Event
International Conference
Where’s the Patient’s Voice in Health Professional Education 20 Years on?
Justice for Girls will be giving a 1.5 hour workshop: Removing Barriers to Accessing Healthcare for Marginalized Teenage Girls
Exact Date and Time of Workshop TBD
Announcements
We’ll be sharing more information about team changes soon. Details to come.
Zoë Craig-Sparrow, JFG’s Director of National Advocacy, joins Warrior Life Podcast with host Pam Palmater to discuss Bill S-2 and ending the second generation cutoff in the Indian Act. They discuss the “End the Cut-Off” Campaign, which calls on Canada to end the second-generation cut-off in Indian status and bring an end to the legislative extinction of Indians (First Nations) in the Indian Act. Existence or extinction – there is no middle ground. For more information, check out the End the Cut-Off Campaign website here: https://www.endthecutoff.ca https://youtu.be/FyDWP5dA9Js?si=r6eeDw-CZudOENBl
The Coroners Inquest into the death of Tatyana Harrison, a 20 year old Cree, Métis, and Brazilian young woman living in Vancouver, has concluded, exposing numerous missteps that occurred with policing agencies and the B.C. Coroners Service. The unanimous, five-member inquest jury disagreed with the conclusions by the BC Coroners Service about Tatyanna’s cause and manner of death. The jury found that Tatyanna’s cause of death was undetermined because the investigation left more questions than answers about how she died. Sue Brown, Justice for Girls Director of Individual Advocacy and Staff Lawyer, was legal counsel for Tatyana Harrison’s mother, Natasha…
Newsletters
JFG now has a newsletter! We are so excited to share this initiative, which showcases our work, initiatives, staff, and important educational topics.
Noteworthy Media and Opinion Editorials
Since 1999, Justice for Girls (JFG) has been featured in various media, including radio, news, articles, and opinion editorials. Explore some key media coverage and contributions from JFG.
Blog
Our blog covers news and issues about poverty, violence, and justice for teenage girls, focusing on their challenges and the need for change.
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What impacts have COVID-19 had on your life or on other girls you know? Since COVID-19 ‘officially’ hit in B.C.,…
Media Requests
For media requests or inquiries, please contact us at media@justiceforgirls.ca or use our contact form.
