The Criminal Justice Centre for Advocacy, Research, and Education (CJCARE), based in Regina, Canada, is a transnational research hub dedicated to advancing interdisciplinary scholarship on issues impacting Indigenous, racialized, and other marginalized communities within the criminal justice system.
CJCARE prioritizes research collaboration to develop, implement, evaluate, and disseminate programs that enhance education, advocacy, and policy reform.
Our members use diverse, innovative methodologies to critically examine how marginalized groups engage with legal systems, as victims, offenders, and professionals.
Through collaborative efforts, CJCARE produces impactful, translational research that informs policy, shapes professional practice, and drives systemic change.
The Centre seeks to inform public policy through evidence-based recommendations and engages in advocacy initiatives to support the rights and well-being of marginalized communities. Additionally, CJCARE is committed to providing educational resources and mentorship to emerging scholars and professionals, ensuring the development of future leaders in the field.