Conflict in the workplace is natural and can be constructive. Through communication of different points of view and perspectives, co-workers may gain a greater degree of insight into the issues at ...

The Mediation, Conflict Resolution, and Restorative Practices (MCR) Initiative assumes that conflict is an inevitable part of any organization, and that the existence of conflict is not problematic.

Organizations are facing turbulent times ahead. Not only are the U.K., U.S., and many other economies in recession, but there is no end in sight for the Covid-19 pandemic. As the continued uncertainty ...

Mediation is a method of dispute resolution in which two or more parties who are in conflict meet with a mediator (or team of mediators) to help them understand their issues, identify their needs, ...

•What makes a good mediator? What makes a successful mediator? How do they differ? •Using your expertise and relationships. How can you maximize this? •Building connections: Attending events, going to ...

The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire has launched Flip the Script, a free program helping justice-involved youth in ...

Flip the Script is an initiative designed for people ages 12-24 and teaches participants practical social-emotional and conflict resolution skills.

Following years of revisions and summer implementation of the new Student Code of Conduct, conflict resolution will potentially give a greater voice to students in the Campus Mediation Program. Now ...

Students at Washington Middle School take part in a peer mediation skit. The presentation was given prior to a recent meeting of the Jamestown Public Schools Board. P-J photo by Eric Tichy The ...

In a recent disciplinary report, Penn announced that mediation and conflict services for students have been expanded to the Restorative Practices at Penn Program within the Office of Student Conduct.

Qatar’s Al-Khulaifi says mediation is a constitutional commitment, highlighting Doha’s role in diplomacy, dialogue and ...

Chief Justice Mandisa Maya (front row, left) and senior members of the South African judiciary. Jeffrey Abrahams/Gallo Images via Getty Images A vicious cycle is being fuelled by a number of factors.