The Elizabeth Fry Centre in Québec has moved since July 2020.

The SEFQ is proud of its new logo and its new colours.

Notre rapport d’activités annuel est disponible.

Several community and state organizations from abroad are interested in the Quebec approach to the social reintegration of women.

The Art Entr’Elles collective now works jointly with the Projet Ose organization.

Many Canadians are extremely concerned about the potential costs of the proposed Omnibus crime bill. 

The Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies (CAEFS) has been forced to take the government to court in order to obtain the files that Ashley Smith asked them to access on her behalf.

The Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies (CAEFS) celebrates National Elizabeth Fry Week annually. Elizabeth Fry Societies across the country organize public events in their communities throughout the week.

CAEFS is concerned about the government's legal reform plans and the risk of interference with parole accessibility.

The Elizabeth Fry Society of Quebec, which manages the Thérèse-Casgrain halfway house in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, wishes to confirm that it will not be providing housing to Karla Homolka when she is released at the end of her sentence in early July 2005.