In this interview, Mrs. Prerna Kohli talks about the magic of mediation, potential of the youth in the field of mediation and the laws - both existing and required, in this field of peaceful dispute resolution

In this interview, Mr. Sahay talks about his experience as a lawyer working in the area of dispute resolution. There is a particular focus on the current state of mediation in India and the future path that it is paving for itself. In pondering over the future of alternative dispute resolution in India, Mr. Sahay covers topics such as the future of online mediation, the role of youth in propogating its growth and the potential limitations.

Ms. Prachi Mehta founded TAG to relaise her passion for alternate Dispute Resolution and for providing clients with a simpler route to justice. She started her career more than 15 years ago in New York as a lawyer and quickly evolved to become a dispute settlement specialist. In this interview, Ms. Mehta talks about the nuances of mediation and gives her expert advise on skills to garner in order to become a good mediator. Further she mentions the importance of youth in dispute resolution while discussing future of dispute resolution in India.

In this interview, Ms. Harnoor Kaur Bhatia, Counselling Psychologist and Life Enhancement Coach,  talks about how Psychology is intertwined with Conflict Management, the importance of mediation and provides interesting & useful tips for aspiring mediators.

In this interview, Mr Jeevan Ballav Panda, mentions the importance of youth in dispute resolution, future of dispute resolution in India and his tips to be a successful dispute resolution lawyer.

This series would be incomplete without meeting the YCM’s Conflict Management Adda Team. A fun rapid fire interview of the Adda team consisting of Aditya Aryan, Sudiksha Rawlani and Bhavna Arul conducted by Kudrat Dev. What are the Conflict Management Addas? Listen to the podcast and find out for yourselves!

The last episode of the series ends with a bang on note discussing what the youth look out for in the Mediation Bill and what Indian students hope the future of mediation in India is like. 

We hope you are just as excited as us to see mediation grow in India, and till then stay tuned and remember, #YouCanResolveIt!

A podcast with all speakers below the age of 30 definitely screams youth power! In this episode we explore how youth have been modifying and adapting to mediation culture around the world. Interesting points of discussion such as the importance of networking and the concept of peer meditation are discussed. Bode also shares his journey as a youth mediator in Bacons College thereby opening the floor for discussion on how the change in dispute resolution culture from an adversarial to a facilitative process starts with the youth. This podcast also explores the concept of mediation internships and how youngsters can be included more in this rapidly growing field.

A fun podcast where we discuss various questions surrounding mediation such as if mediation training is essential or not, the gender angle in mediation and many more intriguing points of discussion. For everyone who missed Yaheetah from Podcast 5, she's back this podcast!!!

Bode, Sai Pavani and Bhavna chart out the history of mediation to give you an insight!

Mediation is a profession largely perceived to be a retirement profession or a profession mostly taken up by older people. However as times are changing and the profession witnesses more experienced youngsters taking over the field it is important to discuss what's more important- age or experience?How important is age in this profession and how important is experience? What would you prefer when choosing your mediator? 

Join us today! #age no bar #experience no bar #field no bar #gender no bar