Power dynamics rarely announce themselves directly in conflict. Instead, they quietly shape who speaks, who withdraws, who apologizes first, and...
By Rahel Tesfaye
We have received word that Marshall Peter, a long-time much heralded special education and mediation advocate, has passed away. Here...
By Marshall Peter, Jim Melamed
The listservs and chat rooms have been abuzz this week -- everyone's talking about the conference! We had 39 leading...
By Clare Fowler
REGISTER NOW Mediate.com is excited to announce our Mediation and Mental Health Conference, September 28-30, 2022! See the Conference Agenda! This...
By Clare Fowler
Chances are, one reason you got into mediation was to make a difference. Have you ever thought about getting into...
By Ashley Rosenthal, Veronica Cravener
The current pandemic has created a crucial need for those experienced in conflict resolution practices to prevent and resolve conflict...
By Heather Kennedy
How can we best support the development of online mediation and online mediation training for youth and in our schools?...
By Clare Fowler, Jonathan Rodrigues
This article summarizes the Young Minds, Global Voices Conference. This conference was sponsored by mediate.com in May 2021 in an effort...
By Amee Dharamshi, Benjamin Lutz, Clare Fowler, Gwendolyn Myers, Ilan Bass, Jay Patrick Santiago, Jonathan Rodrigues, Lydia Ray, Maria Apostolidou, Melanie Koch, Nisshant Laroia, Olivia Chisom Osuala, Salman Shaheen, Sumhiya Sallay
The current Pandemic has created a crucial need for Conflict Resolution Practitioners, particularly mediators, to resolve and defuse conflict surrounding...
By Heather Kennedy
This video is presented as part of Mediate.com's 25th Anniversary Conference.
By Nina Meierding
Mediation programs offer several advantages to any organization. They help staff members constructively solve problems, and they allow all parties...
By Kayla Matthews
Consensus Building Approach by Larry SusskindMy friend and colleagues, Michael O’Hare (a Professor at UC-Berkeley), points out in a recent...
By Larry Susskind
Intro Al hablar de bullying y acoso escolar en general, siempre suele hacerse referencia a los maltratos efectuados y recibidos...
By Larisa Varisco Puerta, Sandra Domine
CMP Resolution Blog by Lesley Allport and Katherine Graham.Disabled people are significantly more likely to experience unfair treatment at work...
By Roland Chesters
Families who have children with special needs constitute a significant percentage of the divorced population. This should come as no...
By Dr. Lynne C. Halem
A mediator came to me for a consult with the following situation while co-mediating a Harassment Prevention case in a...
By Jeanne Cleary
Dispute Settlement Counsel by Michael Zeytoonian. There is a personal reason and a law practice philosophy reason why we represent...
By Michael A. ZeytoonianCaring for a special needs child involves an often overwhelming lifelong commitment that introduces an added strain to the parents’...
By Sherri Donovan
This video by Leo Hura shows a parent with a disabled child. She finds herself in a dispute with her...
By Leo Hura
This presentation and these materials were offered at CADRE’s Fifth National Symposium on Dispute Resolution in Special Education during October...
By Michelle LeBaron
This presentation and these materials were offered at CADRE’s Fifth National Symposium on Dispute Resolution in Special Education during October...
By Bernard Mayer
This presentation and these materials were offered at CADRE’s Fifth National Symposium on Dispute Resolution in Special Education during October...
By Michael Moffitt
This presentation and these materials were offered at CADRE’s Fifth National Symposium on Dispute Resolution in Special Education during October...
By Tim Hedeen
Texas Conflict Coach Audio Blog by Pattie PorterMany schools need more practical and effective measures for ending violence and disruption...
By Patricia Porter
Introduction: Critical Thinking Skills Can Help Students Resolve Conflict “Critical Thinking” means the capacity to distance oneself from an argument...
By Donal O’Reardon
From the ADR Prof blogAs Jill mentioned last week, the Indisputably crew was assembled in Denver for the ABA DR...
By Art Hinshaw
The ABA Section of Dispute Resolution announced the 2010 winners of its First Annual Mediation Video Contest. The Second Prize...
By ABA Section of Dispute Resolution ABA DR Section
This simulation discusses multiple types of mediation. It gives an example of a foreclosure, community, marital, special education, elder, and...
By Managing Editor
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act of 1997 (IDEA), 20 U.S.C. 1401 et. seq (IDEA) is overall an extremely well-written...
By Jeanne AshermanA Briefing Paper from The Consortium for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education (CADRE)This document was developed by CADRE,a project...
By Edward Feinberg
