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- MACMC: Maryland Associate of
Community Mediation Centers
- The Maryland Association of Community
Mediation Centers (MACMC), a non-profit organization, advances community
mediation in Maryland through educating the public, training, networking,
research and creating new centers.
- Community mediation in Maryland is
provided by centers that are members of MACMC and follow the guidance of the
9-point model of community mediation. Community mediation centers offer free
or sliding scale mediation services to local community members. These
service are made possible by donations from community members, local
businesses, grants from foundations, and the Maryland Mediation and Conflict
Resolution Office (MACRO).
- Maryland Council and Dispute Resolution (MDCDR)
- MCDR promotes and expands the use of the high quality
Appropriate Dispute Resolution statewide by:
- Promoting ADR and consumer education/marketing
- Setting standards of practice and certification of
members.
- Strengthening education/skills of practitioners
- Eliciting commitment of practitioners to the field
- Being a resource to practitioners and community
(support and nurture)
- MCDR will change the way disputes are resolved in
Maryland. Our vision is a Maryland where all individuals use cooperative,
non-adversarial approaches to resolve their disputes, a Maryland where
cooperative, non-adversarial approaches to resolve conflict will be the
first resort, not the last.
- Master
Facilitator Journal
- Welcome to the Master Facilitator Journal. An ezine
for professional facilitators, trainers, and group leaders, with thousands
of members worldwide. Sign up at left to receive our free ezine, or read on
for more details and the benefits of membership.
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Our
mission is to provide virtual facilitation training and situation-based
resources, "Just in Time," to inspire leadership that realizes the unlimited
possibilities of groups.
- This e-zine is designed for Professional
facilitators, trainers, business and life coaches, teachers, managers, and
other group leaders interested in taking their groups to the next level of
performance.
- Media Unit of Zajel
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The Palestine
Media Unit is part of Zajel Youth Exchange Program, based at the Public
Relations Department of An-Najah National University, Nablus-Palestine.
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The Palestine
Media Unit seeks to promote Palestinian culture, heritage, history and news.
We seek to give a voice to those usually overlooked by a media obsessed with
conflict. This is the Palestine behind the news stories. Our mission is to
open the door to Palestine to all those who are interested in her past,
present and future
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spanish version of site can
be found at: http://www.zajel.org/es
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mediate.com
- The World's Dispute Resolution Channel.
-
Mediation and Conflict Resolution
Center (MCRC) at Howard Community College
- The Mediation and Conflict Resolution Center (MCRC) at
Howard Community College embraces
restorative
dialoguejustice---a process that promotes the empowerment of all
persons affected by a conflict to collectively identify and address harms,
needs, and obligations in order to make things right as possible. MCRC
promotes peaceful resolution of conflicts by providing mediation and
conflict resolution education and training to the Howard County community.
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Mediation and Conflict
Resolution Office (MACRO)
- Under the leadership of the Honorable Robert M. Bell,
Chief Judge of the Maryland Court of Appeals, and with guidance from a
diverse, high-level Board, MACRO is a court-related agency, which serves as
an alternative dispute resolution (ADR) resource for the state, supports
innovative dispute resolution programs, and promotes the appropriate use of
ADR in every field. MACRO works collaboratively with many others across the
state to support efforts to advance effective conflict resolution practices
in Maryland's courts, communities, schools, state and local government
agencies, criminal and juvenile justice programs and businesses.
- Mediation Matters
- Mediation Matters provides
a wide range of mediation services and offers training in basic, divorce,
and business mediation.
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Mediation Training
Institute International
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Mennonite Conciliation Service
(MCS)
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Mennonite Central Committee (MCC)
- Mennonite Central Committee (MCC)
is a relief, service, and peace agency of the North American Mennonite and
Brethren in Christ churches.
- The MCC Mission
Statement reflects the
biblical call
to care for the hungry and the thirsty, the stranger and the naked, the sick
and those in prison (Matthew 25:35-36).
- MCC seeks to demonstrate
God's love by working among people suffering from poverty, conflict,
oppression and natural disaster.
- MCC serves as a channel for
interchange by building relationships that are mutually transformative.
- MCC strives for peace,
justice and dignity of all people by sharing our experiences, resources
and faith in Jesus Christ.
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Mercy Corps International
- Mercy Corps alleviates suffering, poverty, and
oppression by helping people build secure, productive, and just communities.
- Since 1979, Mercy Corps has provided over $830 million
in assistance to people in 80 nations. The organization's 2000 staff
worldwide currently reach 6 million people in more than 35 countries. More
than 91% of the agency's resources are allocated to programs that directly
assist those in need.
- With headquarters in the United States and Scotland,
Mercy Corps is an international family of humanitarian agencies that reaches
more than six million people each year. Your support can make a world of
difference.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
(MIT) Ombuds Office
- Our Mission: The MIT Ombuds Office serves as a
neutral, confidential, independent and informal resource to the diverse MIT
community - we are a resource for faculty, staff, students, and post-docs.
The office helps to surface very serious concerns, resolve disputes, manage
conflict, and educate individuals in more productive ways of communicating.
The Office advocates for a fair conflict management system and supports
systemic changes to achieve this goal.
- M.K. Gandhi Institute for
Nonviolence
- The M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence was founded
in 1991 by the grandson of Mahatma Gandhi,
Arun Gandhi, and his wife, Sunanda. The Gandhis provided seed money for
the Institute through the sale of Gandhiji’s letters to his son and
daughter-in-law (Arun’s parents), Manilal and Sushila. Sustaining funds come
from contributions, publications, program fees, and grants. The Institute is
hosted by Christian Brothers University, which graciously provides an office for
our work on nonviolence.
- "More of us than you think"
- New book by Dr. Phillip Bosserman (founder of the CADR program at
Salisbury U)
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