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Diversity Articles
Diversity ArticlesCulture DifferencesDuring a recent discussion of ethics, I asked whether it would be proper to hide information. Talking About ConflictWhy would team members want to discuss a sensitive member with someone they don't know? Effective Communication Makes for Optimal Mediation - Part 2This article discusses why communication matters during family separation. Mediation in IndiaD .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. A Dent in the UniverseWhat have we learned from the mediators working tirelessly to promote the institutional and cultural changes necessary to implement mediation within their home countries? Disputing at a Panchayat MeetingWhen I was twenty-two years old, I did a two-year stint as a Peace Corps Volunteer. Here is a brief account of a dispute resolution meeting with a local governing council called the panchayat. How to Really Stop Discrimination by ClassDiscrimination is a tightening net of issues and demands around HR. Framing, Process, and Empathy: How important they really are!"Although the mediation lasted an entire day, it did not settle. Why? There was no framing, process or empathy." Mediation-A Resource of the Rural Poor in IndiaThis article has taken for its theme, the legal services to the rural poor and other disadvantaged groups. Particular reference is made to the role of law schools in delivery of such services. What follows is a report on an attempt to deliver mediation as a dispute resolution resource under the leadership of the Tamil Nadu State Legal Aid & Advice Board of Madras with Justice Sri.N .Krishnaswamy Reddiar as Chairman. Safeguarding the Pillars of Mediation in IndiaWhen mediating in India, adhering to the ‘four pillars’ is key. Apologies Are Not for Everyone!In my various mediator trainings, the use of an apology as a means of resolving a dispute has often been discussed and advocated. Is Racial Discrimination the Next MeToo?Racial discrimination is a problem that’s bubbling under the surface of workplaces. Czech Transformative Mediators Empower Parents and KidsTransformative mediation is thriving in Brno, Czech Republic. Re-imagining Collaborative Law, as well as dispute resolution itselfI first heard about Collaborative Law (CL) in 2002 as it began to spread around Massachusetts. Educating the Next Generation in Resolving Social Media DisputesEducating the next generation about conflict resolution skills--early in life--is essential on many levels. Got A Final Award? It Ain’t Necessarily SoThe California Supreme Court recently said it is timely to submit a request for costs under Code of Civil Procedure section 998 to the arbitrator after a final award on the merits has been issued. Power as Role and Reality in MediationThe most valuable lesson I learned from the book, and the teacher, was the importance of power in any discussion. What Happens if Employers Have to Prove They're Not Discriminating?Legal recriminations and punishments usually only limit the conversation. Working with American Sign Language Interpreters in MediationAs mediators we listen for the words being said, words not being said, how those words are said , and the body language that goes with those words. Tittle Tattle is the Battle: The Army Mediation ServiceCentralized coordination of the Army mediation has proved critical to its success. Five Ways to Attract and Retain Young Professionals to your ADR Program or OrganizationIf you've noticed that your ADR program or organization (or the field in general) is lacking in young professionals, you are not alone. In this article, I offer five practical ideas that ADR program leaders can implement now in order to get and keep young professionals in ADR. Follow the Platinum Rule in Diverse WorkplacesThe Platinum Rule is better than the Golden Rule at work, because not everyone is the same. New Interview with Nina Meierding - The Future of Mediation and Negotiation in Our Culture, Politics and SocietyNew interview with Nina Meierding by Robert Benjamin as part of Mediate's new "The Future of Mediation and Negotiation in Our Culture, Politics and Society" video series. How Meditation Can Help During MediationIf you're going through a divorce or a rough business settlement, it's safe to say your life has been stressful lately. Referring Church Conflict to MediationThis article outlines what uninvolved church leaders could do: encourage mediation in churches.
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