Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share Fresh Start Presents - Conflict Resolution Day Committee 2024
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
Fresh Start Presents - Conflict Resolution Day Committee 2024
Fresh Start had the pleasure to sit down with the entire Conflict Resolution Day Committee to discuss their upcoming *FREE* online training titled Conflict: The Roadmap to Peace.
For more information, please go to http://www.conflictresolutionday.ca/ and register for the Train the Trainer workshop, or the FREE event by emailing [email protected]
As a reminder, the Conflict Resolution Day Alberta Committee is a collaboration between the Alberta Government’s Dispute Resolution Network and ADR (Appropriate Dispute Resolution) organizations from all over the province. They provide resources and support to ADR professionals and organizations across Alberta to host events and activities to celebrate Conflict Resolution Day every October.
Their goal is to get Albertans talking about their options to work through conflict in a positive and productive way. ADR sometimes stands for Appropriate Dispute Resolution because it describes options other than going to court, but as ADR has become mainstream we use the term Appropriate Dispute Resolution to describe all the choices available to prevent and manage conflict in a non-adversarial way, including mediation, arbitration, and restorative practices.
View all episodes
By Don SchapiraFresh Start had the pleasure to sit down with the entire Conflict Resolution Day Committee to discuss their upcoming *FREE* online training titled Conflict: The Roadmap to Peace.
For more information, please go to http://www.conflictresolutionday.ca/ and register for the Train the Trainer workshop, or the FREE event by emailing [email protected]
As a reminder, the Conflict Resolution Day Alberta Committee is a collaboration between the Alberta Government’s Dispute Resolution Network and ADR (Appropriate Dispute Resolution) organizations from all over the province. They provide resources and support to ADR professionals and organizations across Alberta to host events and activities to celebrate Conflict Resolution Day every October.
Their goal is to get Albertans talking about their options to work through conflict in a positive and productive way. ADR sometimes stands for Appropriate Dispute Resolution because it describes options other than going to court, but as ADR has become mainstream we use the term Appropriate Dispute Resolution to describe all the choices available to prevent and manage conflict in a non-adversarial way, including mediation, arbitration, and restorative practices.