Updates

The Inspiring Future Indigenous Black & Mi’kmaq Lawyers Internship Pathways (IB&MIP) vision is to provide African Nova Scotian (ANS), Black,

Robert Wright discusses the Nova Scotia Public Prosecution Service.

The ANSJI is seeking Black clinicians to join our national network of IRCA Assessors.

ANSJIs 2024 AGM takes place Tues. Sept. 24, @ the Delmore Buddy Daye Learning Institute (DBDLI), @ 5450 Nora Bernard St.

The Know Your Rights campaign collaborates with key organizations to develop self-help guides, pre-recorded advice sessions, workshops,...

Black communities in Canada continue to live with the effects of prejudice, discrimination, and hatred—from unconscious bias to...

A Nova Scotia appellate court decision on sentencing Blacks could have ramifications across the country, says a counsel for the...

Access to justice is a fundamental Canadian value and an integral part of a fair and just society. The Government of Canada is committed...

HALIFAX, N.S. — The African Nova Scotian Justice Institute is getting $4.1 million from the provincial government to fund its programs...

Halifax, NS, March 18, 2024 – The African Nova Scotian Justice Institute (ANSJI) proudly announces the appointment of Shawna Paris-Hoyte,...

The Court of Appeal found that the sentencing judge had conducted the appropriate analysis and arrived at a fit and appropriate sentence.

...the sentencing judge erred by failing to meaningfully apply the information received in the Impact of Race and Culture Assessment (IRCA).