Join the CRJC Board of Directors

Serving on the CRJC Board is a meaningful way to grow both personally and professionally while making a real impact. It offers valuable experience in governance, leadership, and strategic decision-making - strengthening your resume and expanding your professional network. You’ll build skills in collaboration, policy, and organizational development, all while working alongside passionate practitioners and leaders from across Canada. Most importantly, it’s an opportunity to help shape how restorative justice is practiced, understood, and advanced at a national level, contributing to more just, inclusive, and healing-centered systems.

What is CRJC?

The Canadian Restorative Justice Consortium (CRJC) is a national hub for restorative justice (RJ) in Canada. We connect practitioners, graduates, students, and justice-oriented individuals who are passionate about building more accountable and healing-centered systems.

We create spaces to share knowledge, collaborate, and support the ongoing learning and practice of restorative justice across the country.

Board of Directors

CRJC Board Members help guide the organization’s direction and growth. This includes supporting strategy, outreach, partnerships, and sustainability, while ensuring strong governance and alignment with our mission.

Time Commitment

• One Board meeting per month (3rd Sunday)

• Optional involvement in committees, events, and initiatives

Responsibilities

• Attend monthly meetings and contribute to discussions

• Participate in at least one committee

• Support CRJC’s outreach, awareness, and growth

• Assist with fundraising and organizational sustainability

• Represent CRJC in your community

Who We’re Looking For

We welcome applications from across Canada, especially from RJ practitioners, graduates, and justice-oriented individuals.

We value:

• A passion for restorative justice

• Strong communication and collaboration skills

• A commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion

Experience in areas like RJ practice, academia, justice systems, communications, fundraising, or community work is an asset.