What's Happening in Conflict Resolution is a roundup of the all the ADR news, research, jobs, events and more. Check it out, and view past versions [HERE].

Dialog: Conflict Intervention in a Divided Nation

In the polarized political and social environment characterizing the United States at this point in time, how can conflict specialists best contribute to constructive conflict engagement?

ADRHub is pleased to host this online dialog featuring two of the most experienced mediators in our field, Gail Bingham and Bernie Mayer, as they engage with other professionals, students, and faculty in the field. Follow the conversation – and feel welcome to join in. 

Teaching a conflict related course? Participating in this dialog, or discussing it in a paper, might make an excellent class assignment for your students. 

ADR Research

Which mediator interventions have beneficial effects, and which do not? Check out the report of the ABA Dispute Resolution Section’s Task Force on Research on Mediation Techniques, available here. 

In “Closing the Gap: Using Dispute Systems Design to Integrate Advance Care Planning in a Latino Community,” Prof. Jackie Font explores the role of conflict specialists in end-of-life care and decisionmaking through designing culturally sensitive dispute systems. Read the article here 

Calls for Papers

Leading in Uncertainty: This new leadership book will focus on personal leadership accounts from people who have experienced both adversity and success while navigating the 21st Century leadership landscape. Edited by Jennifer Moss Breen, Jacqueline Font-Guzman Haytham Abduljiawad, the book aims to share the experiences of leaders who strive to collaborate, adapt, and integrate the global workforce. Some of the focal points included in the CfP are closely related to conflict and collaboration. Check out the CfP here. 

Conflict Resolution Quarterly: Check out CRQ's  recent call for papers, available here.

Webinars

 Should HR Professionals Mediate Internal Workplace Disputes? 

View this webinar, by Creighton NCR special faculty John Ford, here.