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LEADR - Association of Dispute
Resolvers LEADR is an Australasian, not-for-profit membership organisation that promotes alternative dispute resolution including mediation. LEADR has members in Australia, New Zealand and throughout the Asia Pacific region. More about LEADR >> Communications with high conflict personalities For more information and to register, click here >> Stories of Conflict – full house
Stories of Conflict was an opportunity to find out how other community engagement and dispute resolution professionals ‘fire-proof’ themselves and get positive outcomes when the heat is on!
Dr Stella Cornelius recipient of Michael Klug prize
Michael Klug (right) presented Dr Stella Cornelius with the prize at a function at LEADR on 5 May. LEADR submissions to NADRAC over 2009-10 Integrity of ADR processes: After consulting members in WA, NSW, Vic and SA, LEADR compiled a response to NADRAC's key national principles for resolution of disputes in April 2010. Click here >> Civil proceedings reference: LEADR consulted with members throughout the country to respond to the NADRAC Issues Paper on ADR in the Civil Justice System. Click here >> National Mediation Conference: program launched View the four day program of workshops and presentations at the National Mediation Conference to be held at the Adelaide Convention Centre, 6-9 September 2010. Click here >> LEADR Report 2009
LEADR audited accounts 2008-09 >> Release of family law reviews In January, Attorney-General, The Hon Robert McClelland released three key reports examining the operation of the family law system involving family violence. Importantly, each highlights that the family law system has some way to go in effectively responding to issues relating to family violence. - Evaluation of the 2006 Family Law Reforms by the Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS) >> - Family Courts Violence Review conducted by Professor Richard Chisholm AM >> - Improving Responses to Family Violence in the Family Law System conducted by Family Law Council >> NADRAC's report on ADR in civil justice system The Attorney-General, The Hon Robert McClelland has launched NADRAC's report on improving access to ADR in the civil courts. For more information on The Resolve to Resolve: Embracing ADR to improve access to justice in the federal jurisdiction, click here >> Conflict coaching accreditation In its continued efforts to ensure quality ADR providers, LEADR has introduced an accreditation process for CINERGY® conflict coaches. Click here >> The Australian National Mediator Accreditation System As a Recognised Mediator Accreditation Body (RMAB), LEADR is empowered to accredit mediators under the National Mediator Accreditation System (NMAS) which came into effect on 1 January 2008. For more on accreditation >>
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Find out how better to communicate with high conflict personalities in this new LEADR workshop facilitated by Professor Tania Sourdin in Sydney, Thursday 14 October. >>
In Melbourne, the Victorian Chapter held a special joint presentation with IAP2, the International Association for Public Participation Australia on Tuesday 27 July. 
Some 60 members of IAP2 and LEADR heard about leading-edge techniques from expert practitioners including: Susan Benedyka (above), Peter Singer (above), Anne Sutherland-Kelly (left) and Bruce Turner (left). 
LEADR Board awarded Dr Stella Cornelius AO OBE the inaugural Michael Klug prize in recognition of her remarkable contribution to the peaceful resolution of conflict. In particular, the Board noted the contribution of making learning materials easily accessible to many people through the Conflict Resolution Network. 
The LEADR Report 2009 documents our operations for 2009 and acknowledges the many people and organisations who have supported LEADR. 
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