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Justice Reinvestment Design Submission
Read our submission to the Justice Reinvestment Design Project.
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Australia’s illicit drug problem: Challenges and opportunities for law enforcement
Read our submission to the illicit drug inquiry law enforcement inquiry.
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Reforming sentence deferrals in Victoria submission
Read our submission to the Victorian Sentencing Advisory Council’s consultation on sentence deferrals.
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Submission to the Disability Inclusion Bill
Read our submission to the Victorian Government’s consultation on the Disability Inclusion Bill.
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Collaborative Action Plan for climate justice in Melbourne's west
This Collaborative Action Plan is the result of a year-long project to articulate a shared vision for climate justice in Melbourne’s west.
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Community sector organisations call on incoming government to resource sector climate adaptation
Climate change is exacerbating existing social and health inequities and disproportionately impacting people experiencing marginalisation and disadvantage. Community service and health organisations play a critical role in building resilience, but without the resources to plan and adapt the sector...
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Submission to the Adjourned Undertakings Consultation
Read our submission to the Victorian Sentencing Advisory Council’s consultation into adjourned undertakings.
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Submission to inform Victoria’s emissions reduction target for 2035
Jesuit Social Services welcomed the opportunity to contribute to consultation on Victoria’s emissions reduction target for 2035. We note the importance of this consultation given that climate change is having unprecedented impacts on people and nature across every region of the globe, including...
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Submission to Victoria's inquiry into children affected by parental incarceration
We know that when a person goes to prison their entire community and family, including children, are impacted. Limiting people’s involvement with the justice system by ensuring prison is reserved only as an option of last resort, and keeping families connected is the best way to prevent this harm...