An overview of Community Justice Coordinators (CJCs) – a new, community-drive justice approach that works to improve individual outcomes, reduce risk of reoffending, improve court efficiencies, and promote community safety.
Presenters:
Dayna Arron | Executive Director, Justice Centres, Criminal Law Division, Ministry of the Attorney General
Dayna Arron has spearheaded the Ministry of the Attorney General’s Justice Centres since their inception in 2017. She has been a driving force behind innovating Ontario’s criminal justice system through cross ministerial collaboration. Dayna brings with her a wealth of criminal and civil litigation experience, including over 10 years prosecuting as an Assistant Crown Attorney.
Christine Oliveira | Senior Policy & Program Coordinator, Justice Centres, Criminal Law Division, Ministry of the Attorney General
With over 10 years of experience in the Ontario Public Service, Christine Oliveira has focused her career on supporting those most vulnerable and marginalized by enacting meaningful change through imaginative and empathetic approaches to policymaking.
Kyle Ali | Community Justice Coordinator (Windsor), Criminal Law Division, Ministry of the Attorney General
Kyle Ali has worked and studied in the Justice and Social Service fields for over 10 years with a focus on rehabilitation, reintegration, and the development of programs to support local communities.
Terri Zoccole | Restorative Justice Community Coordinator, Thunder Bay Restorative Justice Court
Terri Zoccole is an Anishinaabe Kwe from Migisi Sahgaigain (Eagle Lake) First Nation. With over 15 years of experience working in frontline service delivery, Terri is passionate about helping people and guiding them on their healing process.
Presented by the Provincial Human Services and Justice Coordinating Committee on November 4, 2025.