This video is presented as part of Mediate.com’s 25th Anniversary Conference at www.mediate.com/Mediation2020.
Nina Meierding explains putting theory to practice regarding studies of gender and culture in mediation. She describes being sensitive and respectful of diverse thought processes and communication methods.
Gail Bingham shares her views on how up-and-coming mediators should start mediating from the very beginning, involving all the parties in an assessment or diagnosis of the dispute.
By Gail BinghamImpartiality is one of the more commonly recognised aspects of the role of the Mediator. This does not mean that the Mediator should somehow become inhuman and not have a...
By Alan SharlandJohn ("Jack") Cooley Information Chicago Tribune Article For me, the highlight of many conferences and meetings over the past years was a quiet dinner or drink with Jack Cooley, if...
By Robert Benjamin
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