Justice reinvestment is a way of working that is led by the community, informed by data and builds strategies to address issues at a local level. The aim is to redirect funding away from prisons and into communities that have high rates of contact with the criminal justice system, through both community-led initiatives and state-wide policy and legislative reform.

Join Cath Brokenborough, Lendlease’s Executive Lead First Nations Engagement, to explore a case study of the Maranguka Justice Reinvestment project that took place in Bourke, a remote town located 800km northwest of Sydney. This case study will explore how community led collaboration across government, philanthropy and corporate sectors can create positive outcomes.

In the lead up to the workshop you can learn more by visiting: www.justreinvest.org.au/justic... and access the community toolkit: www.justreinvest.org.au/jr-too...

Contact the host of NFP - Bourke Just Reinvest: A Case Study