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What is the Elizabeth Fry Society?
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Focuses on women. Their goal: To work with girls and women in conflict with the law by offering information and support through the court process, the term of sentence, and reintegration into society
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What is the John Howard Society?
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It is a community-based charitable organization dedicated to reducing the incidence of crime and increasing community safety through preventative and restorative justice practices
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Define: Advocacy
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The active support of a group of people, a person or a cause. Several groups exist in Canada that advocate for youth, especially youth in trouble
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What is the status of Aborignal Crime in Canada?
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Statistics from Correctional Service Canada show that while Aboriginal people represent only 2.8% of the Canadian population, the account for 18% of those who are incarcerated in federal institutions. Correctional Service of Canada also notes that aboriginal offenders are more likely than non-Aboriginal offenders to have experienced poverty, family violence and substance abuse in their home environment, and as children, they were more likely to have been involved with child welfare services
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What is the % of Aboriginal Crime in the Prairies?
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In the Prairie provinces – 50% of prisoners are Aboriginals
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