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2008 EPP Conference
in conjuction with the US Institute for Environmental Conflict Resolution Conference
Monday, May 19 - Tucson, Arizona
For Conference Program Information and Registration Materials, please follow this link:
http://www.mediate.com/acrepp/pg26.cfm
2008 Newsletters
- Identify and serve the professional needs of everyone practicing in the environmental public dispute resolution field;
- Organize and help guide the development of the discipline and the practice of environmental and public dispute resolution;
- Work to define the scope of our section's concerns and practice;
- Establish and maintain communication among ourselves (practitioners), providers, users and researchers in environmental and public dispute resolution;
- Create and identify joint tasks that mobilize and effectively involve volunteers and that generate financial resources.
Section Purpose
The purpose of this Section is to support and enhance the field as a whole and to create opportunities to improve the skills of its members who are intervenors and trainers.
Members are active in environmental and public policy dispute resolution in the US and Canada. Their cases range from small group to large multiparty cases, from site-specific to regulatory negotiations.
Members include sole practitioners; staff of Provincial, Federal and State agencies; large and small NGOs; as well as student members. The Section's enormously successful mid-year conferences provide many opportunities for mutual support to enhance the professional capacities of participants. Highlights from the conferences as well as other initiatives and special interest issues are reported several times a year.
Another important focus of the Section has been the development of a plan to provide strategic directions for the group. Members are working on a collaborative, consensus-based process to include section members in identifying several key areas of section activity and then selecting one for more serious attention during the coming years.
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