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Conferences and events
Wednesday 9 – Friday 11 September 2009 The conference will have a dual focus – exploration of core issues affecting the ADR profession and skills development. Participants will be challenged and informed by stimulus material from overseas and local presenters and will also have the opportunity through active engagement to share and develop their own insights and understanding. Call for papers and workshop sessions. If you are not a LEADR member and would like to receive updates about the conference, click here >> Legal skills series CANCELLED ICF Australasian 2009 conference: Creating future stories together AIATSIS: Perspectives on urban life: connections and reconnections >> VARJ: Restorative practices in schools - the way forward The Australasian Facilitators Network annual conference Non-adversarial justice: implications for the legal system 10th National Mediation Conference Resolution - International Conference 2009 2nd International Summer Academy: The Art of Conflict Transformation World Congress on family law and children's rights World Forum of Mediation Centres International World March for Peace and Nonviolence
Association for Conflict Resolution 9th Annual Conference IIRP's 12th World Conference WIPO Conference: 10 Years UDRP - What's Next? Fifth Asia Pacific Mediation Forum Conference (APMF) VII International Conference, World Mediation Forum (WMF) Podcasts from ADRA Family Dispute Resolution Conference 2009 ADRA's Family Dispute Resolution Conference held 2 May in Sydney explored the changes in the family disupte area and the implications for mediators. The following are podcasts from the Conference. Janice McLeay, Chair ADRA Hon Federal Magistrate Judith Walker Alexandra Wearne, Solicitor Advocate NSW Legal Aid Commission Margaret Condonis - Assessment for FDR Paul Boers - Same sex reform legislation and implications (50 mins) Professor Hilary Astor - Section 60I certificates -- conundrums and confusion (42 mins) Paul Lewis - Practice issues interactive session (44 mins) Andrea Cotter-Moroz - Summation and future planning (12 mins) Podcasts from the 9th National Mediation Conference 2008 Transforming the Landscape, Hyatt Regency Perth, 9-12 September 2008 Below are podcasts of the keynote presentations and concurrent papers given at the National Mediation Conference 2008 (not always in their entirety - NC). These podcasts have been recorded with the permission of the NMC and the speakers. Papers and/or powerpoints are available on the National Mediation Conference website >> Keynote speakers Hilary Astor - Transforming the landscape of mediation Michelle LeBaron - Culture change and creativity: mediating ourselves home Julie Macfarlane - The New lawyer - moving from warrior to conflict resolver John Wade - Persuasion in negotiation and mediation Bill Eddy - Working high conflict clients Hypothetical No borders to justice? The regulation of mediation around the world. (65 mins) An international panel pit their wits in challenging scenarios. Entertaining. Concurrent sessions (alphabetically by presenters' surname) Susan Armstrong - The potential for culturally responsive family dispute resolution Becky Batagol - Reading the landscape of power Laurence Boulle - Global frontiers Jessica Carter - Telephone mediation - a fresh look at a familiar service (27 mins) Nicole Cullen - Working with government to deliver ADR services: How to get in, get along and get more... (23 mins) Dr Brenda Daly & Dr Noelle Higgins -
Mediation in conflict resolution – what makes for successful peace negotiations? (24 mins) Tom Fisher - Bringing mindful awareness to transformative mediation: the role of the mediator (30 mins) Chris Ford - Conflict management in an operational environment (NC) Bianca Keys - Addressing difficulties at the preparatory stage Robert Lopich - Collaborative law overview - Towards collaborative problem solving in business (25 mins) Helen Marks - Counter-culturalism Peter Marshall - The mediated organisation Dr Julie McFarlane -The use of Islamic dispute resolution processes in North American mosques: an empirical study (41 mins) Graeme Neate, Intervention strategies in native title mediation (30 mins) Lola Akin Ojelabi, Cultural diversity, conflict resolution and the role of law (30 mins) Mary Sankey - Taking the heat out of child disputes in the Family Courts (32 mins) Seckin Ungur - Impediments to successful mediation Irena Vanenkova - A comprehensive update on the International Mediation Institute (20 mins) Dr Ian Wells - Using mediation to resolve complaints about the Australian intelligence community (27 mins) Dr Helena Yuen - Buddhist mediation: a transformative approach to conflict resolution (23 mins) To read LEADR's report on the Conference >> Presentations from LEADR's 9th International ADR Conference held in Wellington, New Zealand in September 2007 are available on the LEADR New Zealand website >> If you'd like to read more about some of the presentations, eight of the talks are highlighted in Update, October 2007 issue >>, and November 2007 issue >> Find out about events and networking opportunities close to you:
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10th LEADR ADR Conference