Reflective Practice: In Their Voices Video Conversation Project
Effectively training mediators requires both a thorough understanding of the knowledge and skills required together with the ability to organize and present information that produces skillful and resourceful professionals.
Manon describes her approach to mediator training and the development of extensive and comprehensive training materials. She also explains how she adjusts her training curriculum to meet the unique needs of mediators in different countries.
From John Folk-Williams's blog Cross Collaborate Reaching collaborative agreements is complicated and requires the favorable convergence of many factors, among them incentives, interests, politics, resources and leadership. But once the...
By John Folk-WilliamsA Google Alert in this morning’s email directed my attention to an article titled, “Isn’t Your Look Part of Your Negotiation?“, posted on WomenandBiz.com, an online magazine “written for today’s...
By Diane J. LevinUniversity of California, Davis, Professor Donna Shestowsky and I recently had the pleasure of conducting the first neutral evaluation of any family law court online dispute resolution (ODR) program in the United...
By Jennifer Shack
