Survivors' Justice Project
The Survivors Justice Project is an initiative focused on addressing the legal and social needs of survivors of violence, particularly those who have been criminalized as a result of their victimization. It aims to provide support through legal advocacy, outreach, and education, helping survivors navigate the justice system and gain access to resources. By raising awareness and promoting fair treatment, the project seeks to ensure that survivors are recognized not just as victims but as individuals deserving of justice and support, ultimately working towards systemic change in how society responds to their experiences.
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The Survivors' Justice Project is an initiative that focuses on providing support and advocacy for survivors of violence, particularly in the context of criminal justice. It aims to ensure that the voices of survivors are heard and respected in legal processes, promoting reforms to create a more equitable system. The project emphasizes restorative justice, which seeks to repair the harm caused by crime through dialogue and accountability, rather than solely punishing offenders. By prioritizing survivors’ needs and experiences, the project strives to transform the way society approaches justice and healing.