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Webinar Verbonden in Buurtbemiddeling: een internationaal perspectief
Opgenomen 16 maart, 2023
Taal: Engels
Duratie: 90 minuten
THE PANELISTS
Amy Cardamone, Program Director, Photovoices International, INDONESIA
Aleix Masramon Cruzate, Coordinator Social Action and Coexistence Programs, University of Barcelona, SPAIN
Brian Williams, Principal, Williams Labour Law and Mediation, SOUTH AFRICA
Frederic Deycard, Associate Director, Mali and the Sahel Conflict Resolution Program, The Carter Center, MALI
Fica Djohani, Founder & Director, Coloured Consultancy, THE NETHERLANDS
Hicham Kantar, Judge, Professor & Advocate, LEBANON
Karolína Miková, Director, Senior Trainer & Facilitator Partners for Democratic Change Slovakia, SLOVAKIA
Keiko Tanaka, Director, Mediator, Trainer & Lecture, JAPAN
Varuna Bhandari Gugnani, Advocate & Mediator, INDIA
THE MODERATORS
Cindy Lugten, Communication, Coloured Consultancy, THE NETHERLANDS
Darlene Weide, Executive Director, Community Boards, UNITED STATES
ABOUT THE PRESENTERS
Community Boards, founded in 1976, operates the longest-running nonprofit conflict resolution and restorative justice center in the US. It is internationally recognized for its development of a unique panel mediation model led by highly-trained volunteer mediators. Today, Community Boards offers a range of conflict resolution and restorative justice services—mediation, conflict coaching, restorative circles, facilitation, and trainings—to San Francisco’s diverse populations of community stakeholders.
Coloured Consultancy (CoCon) stands recognized as pioneers of Neighborhood Mediation in the Netherlands and offers positive solutions to address social problems with a focus on residents in Rotterdam. With more than 30 years of experience, CoCon provides neighborhood mediation, training and coaching by trained volunteer mediators and professional staff emphasizing the empowerment of all residents in social engagement.
The Golden Swan was launched in Rotterdam 2022 as a collaboration of Community Boards and CoCon. Its mission and goals are to create an international learning network of best practices in building communities, inspiring peace, and developing conflict resolutions by sharing experiences, stimulating creative ideas, as well as facilitating ongoing conversations and activities.
The JAMS Foundation was established by JAMS, the largest private provider of alternative dispute resolution services worldwide, in 2002 to provide financial assistance for conflict resolution initiatives with national and international impact and to share its dispute resolution experience and expertise for the benefit of the public interest. The JAMS Foundation is the largest and most long-standing private funder of conflict prevention and dispute resolution initiatives