National Justice Forum
Redesigning justice systems to deliver real outcomes, reduce reoffending and improve lives
The 5th National Justice Forum brings together leaders from across justice, government, community, legal and frontline services to confront a critical reality, the current system is not delivering better outcomes.
Despite increased investment and reform efforts, recidivism remains high and First Nations people continue to be overrepresented, and services operate in fragmented siloes that fail to meet complex needs.
This year’s Forum moves beyond discussion to focus on what actually works, examining the structural drivers of system failure, showcasing proven models across prevention, intervention and reintegration, and identifying the practical changes required to deliver coordinated, effective and sustainable justice outcomes.
Through evidence-based insights, cross sector perspectives and real-world case studies, attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of how to reduce system demand, improve outcomes for individuals, and drive meaningful reform across the justice system.
15-18 September | Meanjin/Brisbane
