Dr. Clare Fowler, Exec VP at ODR.com and Mediate.com, here presents on: “What Are We Learning About the Effects of AI in Mediation: 3 Tips for Protecting Our Parties.”
As we begin to use AI in mediation, what are the effects of AI on our parties? On our mental health? How can AI help us navigate conflict? This session focuses on our mental health in mediation and how AI can harm and help.
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Dr. Clare Fowler is Executive Vice-President at ODR.com and Mediate.com. Clare was also awarded the International Woman of Peace Award, in 2024.
Clare is also Author of “Rising Above Office Conflict: the light-hearted guide for the heavy-hearted employee.”
Clare received her Doctorate on designing dispute resolution systems for small businesses from Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Organizational Leadership and her Master’s of Dispute Resolution from the Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution at the Pepperdine University School of Law.
Clare also works as Managing Editor and with Caseload Manager at Mediate.com and she teaches at Pepperdine Straus Dispute Resolution Department and University of Oregon.
Clare mediates and trains, focusing on workplace disputes. Dr. Fowler’s dissertation was a phenomenological study of Workplace disputes. Her 2023 book, “Rising Above Office Conflict,” is a guidebook for HR directors dealing with high-conflict behaviors. Her motto for the dispute resolution field: “Rising Tides Raise All Boats.”
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