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Child Protection Mediation is a short video that describes the processes involved in child protection mediation. This video was developed by the B.C. Mediator Roster Society in partnership and consultation with the Dispute Resolution Office (Child Protection Mediation Program), Ministry of the Attorney General and the Ministry of Children and Family Development, BC.
(...more)Are you interested in working in areas of mediation and peacebuilding? For a list of education and training programs on conflict resolution and peacebuilding, see Directory of Resources and Programs for Education & Training in the field of dispute resolution, conflict transformation or peacebuilding.
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There are several Canadian lists of mediators available on the sites of non-profit organizations dedicated to dispute resolution. Check out the following:
To learn more about mediation processes, visit the following webpages:
1. See definitions of mediation, restorative justice and other “alternative dispute resolution” processes on the site of Peacemakers Trust.
2. See information about mediation on the website of the BC Mediator Roster Society.
3. See a Guide to Mediation on the website of the BC Attorney General’s Dispute Resolution Office.
4. See information about mediation on the website of the Saskatchewan Department of Justice’s Dispute Resolution Office.
5. See an Introduction to Restorative Justice on the website of Restorative Justice Online. Click on “restorative justice processes” to see some information about victim-offender mediation, restorative justice “conferencing” and other restorative justice practices.
6. See some articles about mediation compiled by Norman Pickell.
(...more)Q: I’d like to become a mediator. What should I do? Should I take a degree in dispute resolution or conflict resolution?
A: In Canada a degree may not provide training or credentials as a mediator. Check out the following to find out the required qualifications.
Obtaining these qualifications do not guarantee work as a mediator.
Catherine Morris
Director, Peacemakers Trust
Rotary Centers provide the opportunity to pursue a master’s degree in conflict resolution, peace studies, international relations, and related areas.
Rotary World Peace Fellowships are offered at six Rotary Centers, which operate in partnership with the following universities:
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