Bridging the Gaps.
Building Solutions.
Advancing Justice.
Prisoner rights, justice education, lived-experience-led research, family connections, cultural reconnection, and practical pathways before and after release.
Integrated Justice Collective Canada Inc. is a Canadian nonprofit connecting lived experience, professional knowledge, institutional accountability, community partnerships, and practical reintegration solutions. We believe people directly affected by incarceration must have a meaningful voice in shaping the work intended to support them.
Constructive policy engagement and informed work on prisoners' rights and institutional practices.
Workshops, public education, speaking engagements, and plain-language resources.
Developing resources and partnerships to support successful community transitions.
Our initiatives include ongoing advocacy and projects in development. We clearly identify services that are not yet available.
Grievance education, correctional policy literacy, review of institutional practices, and prisoner-informed proposals for meaningful improvements. IJCC does not provide legal representation.
Incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people must help identify needs, shape research, design programs, and evaluate what works. Lived experience is essential expertise, not an afterthought.
Correctional policy education, speaking, research collaboration, peer learning, Gladue education, and professional training.
Beginning community reintegration planning early, then helping people navigate release, employment preparation, training, housing and services through community partnerships.
Support for communication, maintaining relationships during incarceration, reunification, parenting, and adjusting to everyday family life after release.
Developing a national directory and a network of service providers, employers, educators, and community partners to address gaps in support.
IJCC seeks to support incarcerated Indigenous people in reconnecting with their Nations, families, Elders, culture, and community supports. With the individual's consent, we aim to work collaboratively with Nations and community partners, including when communities may not know where a member is incarcerated.
Supporting culturally meaningful connections to Nations, Elders, traditions, and healing opportunities, guided by each person's wishes, identity, dignity, safety, and best interests.
Developing community relationships and practical release pathways from early in a sentence, in collaboration with the individual and appropriate supports. This complements, rather than replaces, CSC's correctional planning.
Developing Elder-guided family reconnection, traditional parenting education, cultural support, and pathways to healthier family relationships.
An IJCC-affiliated initiative supporting people and families affected by incarceration and other barriers through community outreach, education, collaboration, and opportunity-building.
Additional initiatives and partnerships will be announced as they are ready.
Find reintegration, housing, employment, mental health, Indigenous cultural, family, education, and community supports across Canada's 10 provinces and three territories.
Request consideration for a standard listing, featured placement, or sponsorship. Paid options will be identified clearly.
Submit a ResourceHelp us identify service gaps. This directory is not an emergency or crisis service.
Contact IJCCTwo collections using IJCC's actual organizational artwork. Product listings and checkout will be added when merchandise is ready.
Official IJCC shirts and branded merchandise.
Awareness apparel and fundraising merchandise for August 10.
Support education, community outreach, reintegration resources, and justice education and accountability initiatives.
Inquire About DonatingOnline credit-card donations and monthly giving are planned but not yet active. No official charitable tax receipt is promised.
Service providers, researchers, educators, correctional professionals, Elders, volunteers, and community partners are welcome to inquire.
Email IJCCjusticecollectivecanada@gmail.com · Please do not send confidential case files through an initial inquiry. IJCC is not a law firm.