The phrase "a justice framework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a system or structure that addresses issues of justice, fairness, or equity in various contexts, such as law, social policy, or ethics.
Example: "In order to create a more equitable society, we must develop a justice framework that addresses systemic inequalities."
Alternatives: "a fairness framework" or "an equity framework".
I design and implement my classes on a dialogic approach within a social justice framework in which students and educators cooperate in the process, whereby all are simultaneously the teacher and the learner.
The needs assessment provided a better understanding of the power of community relationships, demonstrated how lack of trust can continue to constrain community voices, and revealed why agencies must actively support a social justice framework beyond the end of an assessment to ensure transformative change.
Individualizing the problem by sending one person to prison does very little for our community as a whole and does not work within a restorative justice framework.
They move away from a simple conversation on "choice" and push for a reproductive justice framework, examining the intersecting factors of economic, racial, mental, politics and spirituality (Ross, 2011).
The course used a social justice framework, promoting the idea of the social worker as an advocate for social change who uses conflict resolution skills.
But it is also almost certainly because, for Sanders, a class-based worldview trumps all, and a foreign policy outside of an economic justice framework is just something to which he hasn't given much thought.
"This case shows how easy it is to sweep up women who've had miscarriages and stillbirths into a criminal justice framework," Paltrow told me.
As evidence of rehabilitation efforts, Elferink points to compulsory schooling, $2m spent on intervention boot camps and family responsibility programs, as well as the development of a youth justice framework.
Since talks began in 2012, models for a transitional justice framework included the prosecutorial approach, as implemented for the former Yugoslavia in the Hague and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Africa.
Channa Mae Cook taught high school English and was a literacy coach in Los Angeles Unified School District before she went to New Orleans in 2007 and co-founded Sojourner Truth Academy — an open-enrollment high school designed to prepare students for both college and community leadership through a social justice framework.
