Justice can be reimagined for collective liberation. 


Transformative Justice For All works to challenge systemic inequities within the justice system while uplifting the voices of those most impacted by incarceration

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"The work of justice must be led by the voices of those who have lived through the system."

Who We Are

  • Transformative Justice For All (TJFA) is a grassroots initiative dedicated to addressing systemic inequities within the justice system and uplifting the voices of those most impacted by incarceration.

    TJFA is grounded in lived experience, community knowledge, and advocacy, with a focus on creating space for healing, accountability, and systemic change. We believe that those directly impacted by the justice system hold essential knowledge that must guide conversations, policies, and solutions.

  • Transformative Justice For All is grounded in values that guide every aspect of our work in community, advocacy, and education.

    Lived Experience is Expertise
    We center the knowledge and leadership of people directly impacted by the justice system.

    Community Over Punishment
    We believe in healing, accountability, and restoration rather than punishment and exclusion.

    Equity & Justice
    We challenge systemic racism and inequities that impact Black and Indigenous communities.

    Collective Care
    We work toward systems that support people, strengthen communities, and promote shared responsibility.

    Collaboration
    We build meaningful partnerships with communities, organizations, and institutions to create lasting change.

  • Transformative Justice For All was created out of a deep commitment to addressing systemic inequities within the justice system and uplifting the voices of marginalized people impacted by incarceration and criminalization.

    Grounded in lived experience and community knowledge, TJFA was built to challenge harmful systems and reimagine what justice can look like when it is rooted in healing, accountability, collective care, and community support rather than punishment.

    While recognizing the disproportionate impact the justice system has on Black and Indigenous communities, TJFA believes that all people impacted by the criminal legal system deserve dignity, support, and opportunities for meaningful change.

    Through advocacy, education, and collaboration, TJFA works alongside communities, organizations, and individuals to shift narratives, raise awareness, and support transformative approaches to justice that are inclusive, equitable, and community-led.

Meet The Founder

Latasha Wilson is the founder of Transformative Justice For All (TJFA), a grassroots initiative committed to challenging systemic inequities within the justice system and uplifting the voices of people most impacted by incarceration and criminalization.

As a Jamaican, Nova Scotian, and Mi'kmaw mother, Latasha brings lived experience, advocacy, and community knowledge to her work. Her lived experience navigating the justice system has deeply informed her commitment to creating spaces where marginalized voices are not only heard, but recognized as essential to conversations around justice reform, healing, and systemic change.

Latasha’s work centers on raising awareness about the barriers faced by people impacted by incarceration while advocating for approaches rooted in accountability, equity, collective care, and transformative justice. She is passionate about building community-led solutions that support healing, dignity, and opportunities for meaningful change.

Latasha also served as a community reviewer on the Joint UN Submission on Systemic Racism Against People of African Descent in the Criminal Justice System, alongside the Pivot Legal Society and members of the Unsubmissive Collective. Her contribution centered lived experience perspectives and highlighted the lived realities of people impacted by incarceration and systemic inequities within Canada’s criminal justice system.

Latasha is currently pursuing her General Bachelor of Arts degree at Wilfrid Laurier University, where she continues to deepen her understanding of advocacy, social justice, and community-centered change through both academic and lived experience perspectives.

Through TJFA, Latasha continues to collaborate with communities, organizations, and institutions to advocate for more equitable, compassionate, and transformative approaches to justice.

Governance Board

Latasha Wilson

Latasha Wilson is a Jamaican and Mi’kmaw mother, community advocate, and changemaker dedicated to challenging systemic inequities and uplifting the voices of those most impacted by incarceration and systemic harm. As the founder of Transformative Justice For All, her work is rooted in lived experience, advocacy, healing, and transformative justice.

Having firsthand experience navigating the justice system, Latasha understands the barriers, stigma, and systemic challenges that many individuals and families face while moving through and beyond institutional systems. Her experiences have shaped her commitment to creating safer, more supportive pathways for marginalized communities, particularly Black, Indigenous, and criminalized individuals.

Founder

Christophe Lewis

Christophe is a community advocate and the founder of Freedom Is A Must Foundation, whose work is rooted in lived experience, community care, and systems change. His advocacy centers the voices and realities of those directly impacted by policing, housing insecurity, poverty, and barriers to opportunity — recognizing that true community safety cannot exist without equity, stability, and access.

Christophe believes that issues such as policing, housing, and recreational opportunities are deeply interconnected and must be addressed through a holistic, community-led approach. His work challenges assumptions and pushes for solutions grounded in the real experiences of marginalized communities, particularly those who have been historically over-policed, underserved, and excluded from meaningful support systems.

Chair 
Treasurer

Carrie Pryce

Carrie is a proud Jamaican mother whose journey is rooted in resilience, care, and community empowerment. With a background in financial literacy and empowerment, using both professional knowledge and lived experience to help individuals build sustainable futures and stronger financial foundations. She understands firsthand the importance of financial stability, particularly for marginalized communities, single mothers, and people transitioning out of institutional and systemic environments.

Full Team

Our Services

Creating spaces where community voices lead the work of transformation.

  • We offer workshops and facilitated discussions for community organizations, institutions, and advocacy groups focused on understanding systemic inequities within the justice system. These sessions explore the disproportionate impact on Black and Indigenous communities, barriers people face after incarceration, and the importance of centering lived experience in solutions.

  • Latasha Wilson shares her lived experience and advocacy work through speaking engagements, panels, and community conversations. Her talks focus on justice reform, systemic racism within the justice system, the impact of intersectionality in her lived experiences, and the importance of community-led approaches to change. Drawing from both personal and professional experience, Tasha speaks on how identity, race, gender, Indigeneity, and criminalization intersect and shape access to justice, healing, and opportunity.

  • Transformative Justice For All works alongside grassroots organizations, advocacy groups, and community leaders to support initiatives that challenge systemic injustice and uplift the voices of those most impacted by the justice system.

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