Black youth are disproportionately represented in every aspect of the Canadian criminal justice system. For instance, the rate of incarceration of Black Canadians is approximately three times their proportion of the general Canadian population. In addition to being overrepresented at every stage of the justice system, Black people are also underrepresented in administering justice. The Law Society of Ontario is the largest self-governing legal body in Canada with more than 55,000 lawyers and 9,000 paralegals as members. Only 29.3% of Ontario’s lawyers in 2018 identified as racialized. This points to a need for preventative justice programming that tackles the overrepresentation of Black youth in the justice system and the underrepresentation of Black people in administering justice.