Intergenerational, Social, Environmental and Indigenous
Justice for Girls
Our Mandate
Justice for Girls is a Canadian non-profit organization and registered charity that promotes equality, freedom from violence & colonialism, and the well being of teenage girls who live in poverty in Canada.
What We Do
Systemic Advocacy
Individual Advocacy
Girls’ Leadership
Public Education
Get Support or Legal Advice
Teenage girls in seeking support related to violence, poverty, discrimination, or human rights can get help through Justice for Girls.
News and Announcements
Podcast with Pam Palmater
Zoë Craig-Sparrow, JFG’s Director of National Advocacy, joins Warrior Life Podcast with host Pam Palmater to discuss Bill S-2 and ending the second generation cutoff in the Indian Act. They…
Coroner’s Inquest
The Coroners Inquest into the death of Tatyana Harrison, a 20 year old Cree, Métis, and Brazilian young woman living in Vancouver, has concluded, exposing numerous missteps that occurred with…
S-2 Bill
Justice for Girls Director of National Advocacy Zoë Craig-Sparrow, along with NDP Indigenous Affairs Critic Leah Gazan, and Senator PJ Prosper, spoke at a press conference to advocate for the…
How you can help
Your support empowers teenage girls to stand up against injustice, access their rights, and build safer, brighter futures.
Join the movement
Volunteer, host a workshop, or support our advocacy—take action and help create justice for girls.
Donate to JFG
Support our work to educate, empower, and protect teenage girls facing violence, poverty, and injustice.