Justice
Access to justice for every human being.
Get involved
Tear down the barriers with us
Access to justice should know no borders — and no one tears those barriers down alone. Whether you give time, skills, a voice or resources, there's a place for you in this movement.
Why partner with us
Justice sans frontières is a free, bilingual, accessibility-first platform. When you join us, your contribution reaches the people who need it most — directly.
Real impact
Every resource shared, every hour given and every gift helps a real person understand their rights and act on them.
Bilingual reach
French-first, English next: your contribution reaches the communities too often left out for lack of information in their language.
A solid ecosystem
We're part of the juge.ca and judge911.com family — credible, transparent infrastructure built to last.
How you can help
Five ways to contribute. Pick the one that fits you — we'll match you to a real need.
Legal professionals
Lawyers, paralegals, notaries, students and law-school clinics.
You give: pro-bono hours, plain-language review of resources, or answers to a vetted question queue.
You get: a structured, low-friction way to give back, and public credit as a contributor.
Offer pro-bono help →Community organizations & NGOs
Legal-aid clinics, shelters, newcomer services, rights-advocacy groups.
You give: your service in the directory, co-authored know-your-rights content, or cross-referrals.
You get: a free, accessible distribution channel, bilingual visibility and a referral partner.
List your organization →Talent & volunteers
Developers, designers, translators, writers, accessibility testers.
You give: features, translations, WCAG audits or plain-language explainers.
You get: real work on a mission that ships, named credit and a reference.
Volunteer your skills →Funders & sponsors
Foundations, law firms, civic-tech sponsors and individual donors.
You give: funding, a grant or sponsorship that keeps the platform free.
You get: measurable impact, transparent stewardship and recognition on your terms.
Fund the mission →Advocates & ambassadors
Journalists, educators, community leaders — anyone with a platform.
You give: your voice, introductions to your networks, and sharing of our resources.
You get: a place in a named movement and first access to our reports and dossiers.
Become an ambassador →How it works
No complicated commitment. Three steps, at your own pace.
- Tell us how you'd like to help. Fill out a short form: your role, your organization, and what you'd like to contribute.
- We match you to a real need. We come back to you with a concrete, right-sized contribution — never a vague chore.
- We ship together, and you get credited. Your contribution reaches the platform and the people it serves, and we publicly recognize your help.
Our commitment to you
A healthy partnership rests on clear rules. Here are ours.
- Independence: we point to credible resources without ever selling your spot or compromising our neutrality.
- Information, not legal advice: we explain and orient; we don't replace a legal professional.
- Accessibility-first: everything we build together is meant to serve even the person least comfortable with technology.
- Transparency: your contact details stay in our secure system and are never published without your consent.
Frequently asked questions
Does it cost anything?
No. Getting involved is entirely free, and the platform will stay free for the people who use it.
How much time do I need to give?
Whatever you can. A one-off hour, a translation, a shared resource — every contribution counts.
Do you give legal advice?
No. Justice sans frontières provides general information and points to resources. We do not give legal advice.
Who is behind the project?
Justice sans frontières was founded by Jonathan Mitchell Anderson and is part of the juge.ca and judge911.com ecosystem.
How is my information handled?
Your contact details stay in our secure management system, are never published, and are used only to follow up on your offer.
Join the movement
Tell us who you are and how you'd like to contribute. We'll get back to you by email.