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 Alabama Center for Dispute Resolution citation webpage |
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The Alabama Center for Dispute Resolution, Inc. is a non-profit corporation organized to "develop, implement, administer, assist, and manage alternative dispute resolution (ADR) programs in the courts, neighborhoods, educational facilities and government agencies within the State of Alabama."
http://www.alabamaadr.org/ |
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Clark County Neighborhood Justice Center (NJC) citation webpage |
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The Neighborhood Justice Center (NJC) was established by the Nevada Legislature in 1991, and provides no-cost information, referral and mediation services to residents of Clark County who have disputes with neighbors, relatives, businesses, landlords, etc. Mediation services are provided by trained volunteers from a cross-section of the community. The Neighborhood Justice Center has also established innovative youth programs to promote peaceful conflict resolution. These programs include the School Peer Mediation Program, the Culture of Peace Program, and the Conflict Intervention Team.
http://www.co.clark.nv.us/social_service/NJC.htm |
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Community Boards Program citation webpage |
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Community Boards is a neighborhood-based conflict resolution program which trains members of the community in communication, conciliation, and related skills. The Community Boards conciliation model is adaptable to many sorts of disputes in a variety of settings, such as in schools, juvenile detention and correctional facilities, public housing projects, and small claims courts. Increasingly, cases involve not only interpersonal problems, but disputes between individuals and agencies/ institutions.
http://www.communityboards.org/ |
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Good Shepherd Mediation Program citation webpage |
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The Good Shepherd Mediation Program, established in 1984, is a neighborhood justice center located in the Germantown section of Philadelphia. People in conflict come to the Mediation Program to resolve their disputes through mediation.
http://www.phillymediators.org/ |
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King County Dispute Resolution Center citation webpage |
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The Dispute Resolution Center is a community-based non-profit that provides a range of Dispute Resolution Services to people who live or work in King County, Washington.
http://www.kcdrc.org/ |
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Metropolitan Nashville Police Department Neighborhood Justice Center citation webpage |
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"The long-term goals of the center are to reduce the number of people going to court, the number of repeat disputes, the number of non-emergency police calls; to foster the sense of a community or village and to improve the perception of law enforcement and the justice system in the neighborhood. As an outcome of fulfilling these goals, the culture of the neighborhood may begin to change so that disputes can be settled through mediation acceptable to both parties.
http://www.police.nashville.org/gen_info/neighborhood_justice_center.htm |
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Pittsburgh Mediation Center (PMC) citation webpage |
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The purpose of the Pittsburgh Mediation Center is to practice, model, teach, and promote resolution of differences through mediation, collaboration and restorative justice.
The Center is a community based organization that promotes collaborative dispute resolution through public education and training and through community mediation and related services.
http://www.pittsburgh-mediation.org/ |
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Salisbury State University: Center for Conflict Resolution, Inc. citation webpage |
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The Center for Conflict Resolution, Inc., addresses conflict in the service of social change. The Center's aim is to replace adversarial and violent modes of resolving conflict with nonviolent, collaborative processes and techniques. The staff provide tangible ways for individuals and groups to communicate constructively, thoughtfully and compassionately, and we enhance cooperation among people in conflict so that they see their mutual involvement and responsibility.
http://www.conflict-resolution.org/ |
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National Conflict Resolution Center citation webpage |
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The National Conflict Resolution Center (NCRC) is a full service alternative dispute resolution provider operating as a private, non-profit corporation. It manages over 2,500 cases annually and serves clients from private industry, the courts, the community and local governments. Established in 1983, NCRC is recognized nationwide as a pioneer in expanding a traditional community mediation program into a broad based provider of ADR services, trainings, and customized programs.
http://www.ncrconline.com |
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University of Virginia: Institute for Environmental Negotiation citation webpage |
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The goal of the Institute is to make mediation and consensus- building services available to governments, citizen organizations and businesses dealing with conflicts and complex policy choices related to land use and the natural and built environments.
http://www.virginia.edu/ien/ |
