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An interactive 40-hour basic mediation certificate course from the UC Hastings Law Center for Negotiation and Dispute Resolution. Open to the public, no prior training or experience required.

Join CNDR for our Advanced Practitioner Mediation Certificate. The next topic is Tackling Biases in Mediation. The session will explore understanding the difference between implicit and explicit bias, how these factor into decision-making, and can alter the course of a mediation.

From CNDR: This session delves into specific step-by-step process details of the mediation session itself, while also exploring specific scenarios and challenges that mediators encounter in complex, and multi-party cases.

From CNDR: Explore the legal basis and professional standards underlying mediation, and develop a key base for practice covering mediation statutes, confidentiality, ethics, competence, and new developments in the law.

What the future might hold for communities that invest in alternatives to traditional criminal justice practices? The latest in CNDR’s New Frontiers speaker series is a conversation with Susan Stone and David Cherniss on their innovative past and present Restorative Justice programs in San Francisco and San Mateo, CA. With a focus on system design, integration, sustainability, we will explore the evolution of Restorative Practices in Juvenile Justice, and conclude with a conversation that envisions how courts and dispute resolution might look in a post-2020 world.