Category: Videos

Chris Moore's account of CDR's work in South Africa during the apartheid and anti-apartheid movement. Moore describes working with employers...

Chris Moore shares his opinion on how world conflict has gone down in some arenas, but in others it has...

Chris Moore describes the role of a mediator: instead of advocating for the conflicting parties to have a better relationship,...

Carrie Menkel-Meadow teaches negotiation highlighting four different models and she believes that it is important to teach all four models.

Marilyn McKnight discusses how mediators have approached the topic of certification.

Carrie Menkel- Meadow is equally focused on task and process in mediation. She keeps the parties in joint session and...

Carrie Menkel-Meadow talks about the trends in mediation and the good things that are happening plus the dangers one of...

Marilyn McKnight discusses her background in social work and how it has affected her work as a mediator.

Michelle LeBaron describes that she first came upon the idea of practicing mediation and creating positive change in a therapy...

Chip Rose describes his tenacity as being the biggest reason for his success as a mediator. He also gives credit...

Robert Mnookin describes that apart from individual interests, identity plays a role in conflict and negotiation.

Thomas Stipanowich shares his notion of the Chinese model for concilliation, which is about restoring harmony within a community. Traditionally,...

Linda Singer describes one of her concerns as being the lack of education within schools about alternative methods to resolve...

Hugh McIssac describes a tiered model used in the Oregon courts for divorcing parents. If one process doesn't work, parents...

John Paul Lederach explains that those who preach pacifism should put themselves in a context where the practice is most...

Larry Fong describes how the mediation movement has gained recognition, acceptance, and utility around the world and within institutions like...

Michael McWilliams describes the ideal character traits of a mediator: patient, listener, understanding, flexible, and using humor - though, carefully.

See interview series DVDs at www.mediate.com/Views. Access all Nina Meierding videos here.Nina Meierding explains why the word neutral, in describing...

Linda Singer describes her involvement in JAMS and the benefits she's seen from the growth of the organization, including the...

Michelle LeBaron describes what she means by teaching how to develop capacities within her mediation trainings. She speaks of emotional...

Linda Singer talks about two kinds of justice: a rights-based justice, which the courts enforce, and an interest-based justice, which...

Michelle LeBaron discusses how she gets trainees to think about conflict in their own lives.

Marvin Johnson describes what he could specifically work on as a mediator - asking questions in a particular way, with...

Marvin Johnson discusses his frustration with the field developing rigid definitions and standards of mediation. He believes this has come...

Arthur Pearlstein shares how economics can play a role in a lawyer deciding a case should go through litigation.

Larry Susskind reflects on the steps and processes of his current international work of developing a public dispute resolution field...

From his perspective, Joe Folger says that the purpose of mediation is to facilitate the transformation of the quality of...

Roger Fisher speaks of the different ways to handle international disputes and family disputes. He underlines the similarity that with...

Hugh McIssac discusses the transformative approach and how it is closer to a therapeutic process than one where the main...

Ken Cloke describes how the goal of training is to provide the student with structure and steps, enabling them to...