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.
A Working Paper for the NCAIR Conference on On-Line Dispute Resolution Washington, DC, May 22, 1996 Table of Contents Introduction The Case for On-Line Mediation The Potential Problems with On-Line...
By Richard GranatThe message for divorcing couples is clear. If your divorce agreement will include provision for the payment of alimony, deductible to the paying spouse and taxable, as income, to the...
By Dr. Lynne C. HalemInstitute for the Study of Conflict TransformationTwo guys across the aisle from me on a crowded plane, still at the departure gate, in a 2-person row, had the following conversation:...
By Dan Simon
