The CDC issued a national moratorium on evictions on September 2; the order went into effect two days later and will run through the end of 2020. The news of the moratorium has been greeted with relief by local housing advocates and service providers, many of whom feared a spike in evictions in the late summer and early fall. Advocates, however, are also quick to point out two important caveats.
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Permission to publish Chapter 1 of Conflict Resolution has been granted by The McGraw-Hill Companies.Is This a Conflict? Seamus is about to graduate from a prestigious university and he already...
By Daniel DanaOriginally printed here: http://www.cehd.umn.edu/ssw/rjp/Introduction A humanistic approach to mediation developed in parallel to the transformative approach to mediation in the 1990's. While fully harmonizing with transformative mediation, a humanistic approach...
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