Inside Conflict Transformation with MBBI's Prabha Sankaranarayan Host Laura May speaks with Prabha Sankaranarayan, president and CEO of Mediators Beyond...

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APFM Keynote Panel: "The Mediation Journey: From Origins to Present Day and Beyond" March 12, 2025 Join us online for...

Mediation and arbitration are dynamic legal career options that combine a wealth of hard and soft skills. These professions are...

An Online Conference March 19-20, 2025, 9:00am-3:00pm PST - CONFERENCE AGENDA - CONFERENCE PRESENTERS - CONFERENCE REGISTRATION Mediate.com’s Incorporating Technology and...

Mediation is an essential tool in alternative dispute resolution, with hundreds of mediations occurring daily across Canada and developed countries....

I will think about peace, why peace is important and how it works.  I will help use my peacemaker efforts to...

Susan Guthrie is diving into a timely and crucial topic today: how the early days of the Trump administration are...

We have received word that Marshall Peter, a long-time much heralded special education and mediation advocate, has passed away.  There...

Mediation professionals have a responsible and ethical duty to stay in the loop on numerous developments in this sector, from...

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Trust is the cornerstone of effective mediation. Without it, parties remain defensive, unwilling to engage in meaningful dialogue, and resistant...

Mediation as an Alternative Dispute Resolution process in Kenya has come of age since its adoption on a pilot basis...

Recently practitioners, scholars and enthusiasts of alternative dispute resolution gathered—virtually and in person—at a JAMS Resolution Center to examine one...

If you are a fan of Mediate.com, you may be familiar with an article I recently published titled “Can Lawyers...

Nicole Park and Carl Moss, once close collaborators, now found themselves on opposite sides of a bitter dispute. Their partnership,...

In this episode, Colin Rule interviews Forrest (Woody) Mosten about his chapter in the new book Family Dispute Resolution: Process and Practice. Woody's...

In Jimmy Carter’s book entitled “A Full Life” he describes the 13-day 1978 Camp David peace negotiations between Egypt and...

In this episode, Colin Rule interviews  Professor John Lande about his chapter in the new book Family Dispute Resolution: Process and Practice....

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Check out the latest Keeping It 100 Podcast Episode, featuring Tracey Frisch, Executive Director of the AAA-ICDR Foundation sharing an...

Mediation is a private, voluntary dispute resolution process in which a neutral third party--either appointed by a court or invited...

Summary Jim Melamed, co-founder of Mediate.com, reflects on the platform's 30-year journey, highlighting its role in the mediation industry's transition...

Mediation is not just a structured process for resolving disputes; it is also an emotional journey for the parties involved....

Active listening is a vital skill in mediation, serving as the foundation for effective communication and conflict resolution. It involves...

Emotional intelligence (EI) is increasingly recognized as a critical competency in mediation, influencing the effectiveness of conflict resolution processes. Defined...

Summary: This eBook, "The Mediator’s Mind," by Bruce A. Edwards, explores the importance of a specific mindset for successful mediation. Edwards defines...

Neutrality is a cornerstone of effective conflict resolution, particularly in mediation settings. It establishes an environment where all parties feel...

There has been much debate recently about making mediation mandatory. The arguments for such a move range from mediation being...

In an increasingly digital age, the need for effective cross-cultural mediation has never been more valid. Mediators frequently have to...