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• Message from the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada
• Overview: responding to “A Roadmap for Transformative Change: Canada's Black Justice Strategy”
• The Implementation Plan in detail: a foundation and first step
  1. Government of Canada commitments to combatting anti-Black racism in the criminal justice system
     • A 10-year plan toward a better future
     • Informed by evidence
     • Demonstrating federal leadership, and continuing to work with Black communities and all levels of government
     • Recognizing that the human and economic costs of inaction will only increase
  2. Establishing Canada’s Black Justice Strategy
     • Pillar 1 – social determinants of justice (recommendations 9 to 33)
     • Pillar 2 – policing (recommendations 34 to 42)
     • Pillar 3 – courts and legislation (recommendations 43 to 85)
     • Pillar 4 – corrections (recommendations 86 to 103)
     • Pillar 5 – parole, re-entry, and reintegration (recommendations 104 to 114)
  3. Tracking progress: an accountability framework
  4. The context: how did we get here?
     • Origins of anti-Black racism in Canada
     • The Black Canadian experience: being Black in Canada
     • Black Canadian leadership at the United Nations
• Conclusion
• Annex 1 – Recent Government of Canada initiatives to address anti-Black racism and systemic discrimination
  • Pillar 1: social determinants of justice
    1. Black-specific initiatives
    2. Broader initiatives that support Black communities and other communities
  • Pillar 2: policing
    1. Black-specific initiatives
    2. Broader initiatives that support Black communities and other communities
  • Pillar 3: courts and legislation
    1. Black-specific initiatives
    2. Broader initiatives that support Black communities and other communities
  • Pillar 4: corrections
    1. Black-specific initiatives
    2. Broader initiatives that support Black communities and other communities
  • Pillar 5: parole, re-entry, and reintegration
    1. Black-specific initiatives
    2. Broader initiatives that support Black communities and other communities

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