The LEARN Hub

WELCOME TO THE LEARN HUB! LEARN STANDS FOR LEGAL EDUCATION AND REINTEGRATION.

The LEARN Hub is an online resource center that provides information to help people navigate the justice system with ease. Offering information that is free to the public, the Hub features diverse resources from services that mostly cater to Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) communities. These resources were picked and created specifically to help these communities navigate barriers with culturally-informed support. Every resource in the Hub aims to address the complicated challenges that those navigating the justice system, and their families, face.

Learn about the LEARN Hub!

Watch a recording of our community meeting, Learn about the LEARN Hub, where we explore the history of the LEARN Hub and look into some of our Hub content.

BY USING THE LEARN HUB, YOU HAVE ACCESS TO:

⚙️ Easy-to-understand resources on 4 key topics: Navigating the legal system, record suspensions, mental health, and family support.

📧 Direct access to the Hub’s creators, Revitaled Reintegration Services executive staff, to get instant referrals for long-term support and answer your questions.

📚 A blend of colourful multimedia resources, including videos and downloadable PDF toolkits.


ℹ️ Information and support that is Durham and GTA-oriented and BIPOC-focused.


Explore the hub

Section 1A: Legal Term Breakdown

Legal Term Glossary

Legal Term Video Glossary

Section 1B: Know Your Rights

“KNOW YOUR RIGHTS”
PRINTABLE CARD

Know Your Rights & Responsibilities –
A Guide for Canadian Muslims:
Created by the National Council of Canadian Muslims

The Rights of an Arrested Person: Created by
Steps to Justice

Know Your Rights – A Legal Toolkit for
Protesters: Created by Black Legal Action
Center

Know Your Rights Toronto: Created by Toronto
Police Services

Section 1C: PREPARING FOR COURT

COURT LEVEL FACT SHEET

Preparing for court checklist (detailed)

Preparing for court checklist (simple)

“the court process” Flowchart

What to Wear In Court: Created by Cohen and Jaff LLP

Free Legal Advice Hotline: Contact Information for Probono Ontario

An Overview of the Bail Process in Ontario: Created by John Howard Society

Interactive Criminal Court Illustrations of the Ontario Court of Justice: Created by Steps to Justice

Section 1D: Court Alternatives

Court alternatives Fact sheets

Restorative Justice Bible Study – Restorative justice principles: Created by Prison Fellowship International

Restorative Justice Bible Study – what is restorative justice?: Created by Prison Fellowship International

How do I get into and complete mental health diversion?: Created by Steps to Justice

I’m under 18 and charged with a crime. What are my rights?: Created by Steps to Justice

Section 1e: tOOLS FOR BIPOC INDIVIDUALS IN THE SYSTEM

Legal Support resource list

enhanced pre-sentencing report factsheet

The Somali Youth Justice Toolkit: Created by Positive Change Toronto Initiative

Mmere Dane – A Facilitator Resource and Toolkit for Black Youth: Created by Delta Family Resource Center

Section 2a: understanding record suspensions

Record suspension resource list

record suspension walkthrough tool

Section 3a: navigating mental health and the law

counselling resource list

New! Older Adults and the Justice System: Created by human services & justice coordinating committee

Section 4a: supporting families in the justice system

Family support services resource list

reintegration resource list

Time’s Up – A reintegration toolkit for families: Created by the Canadian Families Corrections Network

A New Time – A reintegration toolkit for women reintegrating into their families and their communities: Created by the Canadian Families Corrections Network

Coming Home – A Reintegration Checklist for Families: Created by the Department of Corrections and Community Supervision in the State of New York

The Coping with Incarceration Resource Collection: Created by Sesame Street in Communities

A List of Support Groups for Families with incarcerated Members: Created by Canadian Families Corrections Network

Section 4B: reconciliation and relationship building with incarcerated family members

Restorative Justice Bible Study – Steps to Reconciliation: Created by Prison Fellowship International

Restorative Justice Bible Study – Building Peace, Building Right Relationships: Created by Prison Fellowship International

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