Diversity Articles
Bargaining in the Shadow of the Law
This article discusses the facts of divorce as it stands today.
Mediation in India: An Introduction
The landmark decision of the Singapore Convention signing by India on August 07, 2019 puts the future of mediation and mediated settlements in India on a strong pedestal.
Global Pandemics, National Borders, and Political Problem-solving
So far, we’ve been lucky. None of the health emergencies or potential pandemics we have been through in recent years has achieved its deadliest potential.
March, A Month to Celebrate California Mediation Week
In 2009 the California Judicial Council adopted a standing resolution recognizing the third week of March as Mediation Week (Proclamation).
Managing Business Relationships During the Global Coronavirus Health Crisis: A Way Forward
When there is a disruption to any part of the supply chain, the impact is felt globally. We are seeing this now with the coronavirus (COVID-19).
Health, Mediation, and the Sustainable Development Goal 3
Organizations, professionals and users of health services find themselves in a scenario in which the existence of conflicts within the health system is a reality.
Workplace Aggression
Have you ever worked with someone who came across as angry all the time?
In Negotiations, Are Women More Ethical Than Men?
The Harvard PONS blog posted (on February 10, 2020) a thought- provoking article by Katie Shonk entitled “Moral Leadership: Do Women Negotiate More Ethically than Men?”
Self Improvement Journey
A core belief in many traditions holds that the human condition is "dynamic" i.e., not a "static state".
The Intersection and Impact of Personality Type and Conflict Management Style
By understanding the relationship between personality types and conflict management styles we can achieve more productive dispute resolution discussions and increase the potential for mutually satisfactory resolutions.
It Takes Just One Moment to Change, For Good or Bad
It took just a moment in time: 6 August 1945 at 8:15am.
Lesley Cook Interview - Neurodiversity in Mediation
This is an interview with Dr. Lesley Cook discussing the importance of understanding your neurodiverse clients in the educational, family, and workplace fields.
ACR Taskforce on Safety: Recommended Guidelines -- Part 2 in Series
The Association for Conflict Resolution (ACR) Taskforce on Safety in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) has drafted the ADR Safety Planning to promote the safety of practitioners and participants in ADR processes. This is part 2 in the series--discussing mediators can do in cases of violence.
Mediation vs. Arbitration vs. Litigation: The differences you need to know about in business
As a business owner, it’s extremely important to familiarize yourself with dispute resolution and the processes you need to take depending on the severity of a case.
What a Himalayan Adventure Taught Me About Connection and Dialogue
Join Henry as he shares his Himalayan motorcycle adventure through pictures and video as well as what he learned about identity, connection, and dialogue.
Worry About Hornets
On September 11, 2019, President Trump warned about what America would do if attacked again.
Ready to Rumble
These days are full of turmoil and fast moving social and political issues that quickly escalate into “identity disputes.”
Advice for Divorcing Men: Common Mistakes in Divorce and How To Avoid Them
One of the most common mistakes in divorce is making promises too soon--here are a few others.
Reintroducing Mediation To Millennial India - Part 2
Mediation requires an entirely different branding approach—away from being a charitable amenity in court, towards becoming a commercially viable service.
The Roots of Intolerance and Opposition to Compromise: The Effects of Absolutism on Political Attitudes
With increasing political polarization in the United States, political absolutists are halting the practice of compromise and collaboration for their Congressional representatives.
Culture Differences
During a recent discussion of ethics, I asked whether it would be proper to hide information.
Talking About Conflict
Why would team members want to discuss a sensitive member with someone they don't know?
Effective Communication Makes for Optimal Mediation - Part 2
This article discusses why communication matters during family separation.
Reintroducing Mediation To Millennial India
For mediation to flourish into the future, mediation practitioners and lawmakers in India need to rethink the nation’s policies and strategies in promoting mediation to a generation of millennials.
Mediation in India
D .K. Sampath provided mediation services through the Tamil Nadu State Legal Aid & Advice Board in India. In this article he reflects on the use of mediation to resolve workplace disputes in the banking and insurance industry.
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