Welcome to JIRIS

Justice • Inclusion • Reintegration • Social Innovation

JIRIS works towards inclusive justice, dignified reintegration and transformative social innovation.

Phone

(819) 815-7429

Company number (NEQ) 2282419409

E-mail

info@jiris.ca

Phone

(819) 815-7429

Committed Partner

Expertise in the service of law, social justice, and human dignity.

JIRIS is led by a professional trained in law, criminology, and psychosocial intervention, committed to making justice more accessible, supporting reintegration, and promoting a more inclusive society.

Our values

The principles that guide every JIRIS action

Unconditional Dignity

Every person is treated with dignity and respect, regardless of their history. We begin with lived experience, not judgment.

Restorative justice

We believe in a justice system that holds people accountable without exclusion, educates without stigmatizing, and supports reintegration.

Civic Innovation

In response to today’s challenges, we co-create innovative solutions with citizens, families, and our partners.

Our approach

Human-centered, accessible interventions grounded in real-world experiences.

JIRIS works exclusively with groups (organizations, schools, institutions) through training, workshops, and collaborative projects. Free guidance sessions are always available for individuals.

Listening to the situation on the ground before any intervention

A human and thoughtful approach

Content explained in layman's terms, without jargon

Solutions co-developed with the group

What we offer

Meaningful services at the heart of social justice and reintegration

Rights & Reintegration

Group training sessions on criminal records, fundamental rights and emerging legal issues.

Mental Health & Inclusion

Raising collective awareness of mental health, prevention and the creation of inclusive environments.

Act & Transform

Collective support to structure, develop and implement social initiatives.

Why choose JIRIS?

Informed, compassionate, and committed support.

Reflective posture

We acknowledge our own judgment reflexes in order to examine them and ensure that they never harm the individuals and communities we support.

Cross-expertise

Expertise in law, criminology, and psychosocial intervention in support of reintegration.

Clear access to the law

A simple explanation of laws, procedures and rights, to reduce the gap between the complexity of the system and the realities of the people and environments concerned.

Ethical collaboration

We partner with lawyers, organizations, and qualified professionals.

Integrated support

Justice, mental health, and inclusion are interconnected — our training and interventions reflect this reality.

Community engagement

Our work primarily aims for a real impact in the communities we support.

Our Team

An individual initiative, a collective strength.

JIRIS is led by a person committed to social justice, mental health and reintegration, in collaboration with organizations, institutions, professionals and citizens united by equity, dignity and collective action.

Each project is born from thoughtful collaboration, never imposed. We listen to the needs on the ground, mobilize complementary expertise and put our role at the service of the collective — because transforming society is always done together.

Every journey deserves to be heard, respected, and supported.

Shomba Lomami
Consultant international

Founder of JIRIS

JIRIS

Contact JIRIS to discuss your needs.

JIRIS offers training, workshops, and group projects for organizations, schools, and institutions. Contact us for information, to schedule a training session, or to discuss a group project. Free referrals to appropriate resources are also available upon request.

Blog

Understanding in order to transform

Who has the right to say that I have failed?

Stepping outside your comfort zone: what if the problem wasn't comfort?

The reasonable person: a legal ideal, or a mirror that does not reflect everyone?

The "I": a tool for peace... or a disguised accusation?

Normality: an ideal… or a pressure?