Diversity and Justice in Canada

Diversity and Justice in Canada offers a clear and accessible introduction to the complex relationship between diversity and the Canadian justice system. The textbook provides a comprehensive overview of how diversity and justice intersect. Designed for students in criminal justice, criminology, sociology, and social inequality, and related disciplines, it encourages readers to connect theory with real-world issues and to develop a balanced, informed understanding of justice in Canadian society.

Highlights include: 

• Examination of how diversity and the social construction of difference shape experiences within the justice system in Canada
• Coverage of diverse populations that extends beyond race, gender, and class to include individuals with mental illness, sexual and gender diversity, and age
• Integration of evidence-based frameworks such as trauma-informed justice, intersectionality, and cultural competency
• Application of Canadian case law, legislation, and policy developments throughout