NSCJA Learning Event held on May 6

The learning event explored a number of critical issues regarding Pathways to Criminalization for Women: Why are poverty, mental health, addictions, violence and abuse pathways to criminalization? How can the findings of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission be a catalyst...

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2016 Student Award Presented

This year’s award was presented on May 6 to Emma MacIntosh, a Saint Mary’s University student in her final year of a BA program in Criminology and Sociology.  Through her academic and volunteer work in the community, she has demonstrated...

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NSCJA Student Award 2016

Eligibility: This award is open to post secondary students who are enrolled in a social sciences program with a focus on social justice (such as law, criminal justice, social work, sociology, or forensic psychology). Student must be in good standing...

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