Through research, engaging in advocacy, launching campaigns, utilising the law, convening public events, delivering training, and providing advice and guidance UNJUST equips people with the knowledge, skills, tools and supportive network to address discrimination confidently.

Achieving meaningful systemic transformation across policing and the Criminal Legal System requires a collaborative working model that involves all of society. UNJUST is committed to working with impacted individuals and communities, lawyers, academics, grassroots groups, civil society organisations and policy makers.

Realism – We acknowledge that the criminal justice system is unfair and the difficulties in challenging it.

Empathy – We stand in the shoes of those impacted by discrimination.

Visionary – We encourage people to see beyond their current reality and reimagine a fairer world.

Activism – We inspire people to be involved in creating equitable solutions.

Collaboration – We bring people, communities and organisations together to identify and achieve common goals.

Trust – We conduct our work with honesty; we respect others and take great pride in assisting.