Naomi Bartram

Health Justice means being able to walk into any hospital or clinic and know you will be treated with respect and receive the care you need, without fear of racism, bias or stereotyping.

This month: a racism complaint against NSW Police over the Inverell pool incident, alternative first responders for young people, and First Nations-led healthcare.

National Reconciliation Week is not asking First Nations People to educate or carry the emotional and physical labour, it's about non-Indigenous people doing the work.

Find out what a trauma-informed and culturally safe approach looks like in law and why the National Justice Project is teaching it.

On National Sorry Day, we honour the Stolen Generations and acknowledge the pain still carried by First Nations families and communities.

The National Justice Project has raised serious concerns about proposed changes to Northern Territory child protection laws.

The Coroner ruled out suicide as the cause of death of Mark Haines and delivered criticism of the way NSW Police investigated his death.

The National Justice Project and the Alternative First Responders campaign have made a submission to the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission.

This End of Financial Year, we reflected on the children and families we’ve stood alongside, and the urgent work still ahead.

National Justice Project, Call It Out and the Alternative First Responders campaign have made submissions to the national racism inquiry.