The Mediation Mindset

In this episode, a panel of four experts discussed the nuances, justifications, and ethical and social implications of remaining silent in the face of important issues. Panelist: Tina Patterson Mohammad Hadieh Joyce Gates Mitchell Sherif Elnegahy  Moderator: Varvara Lazaridis  Work/Collaborate with us https://www.dcmediationinstitute.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/dc-mediation-dispute-resol...

In this episode, Ken Cloke explained the meaning, history, and principles of neutrality and the dilemma that comes with it. Referencing Desmond Tutu’s statement that neutrality in situations of injustice aligns with the oppressor, Dr. Cloke submits that neutrality may not always make sense, especially in power-based systems or institutions like dictatorships, power-based couples, families, and wor...

In an era of unprecedented globalization, where borders are becoming increasingly porous, navigating and understanding diverse cultures is more critical than ever. This episode delves into the intersection of intercultural competence and conflict resolution, offering valuable insights and practical strategies for conflict resolvers operating in an ever-shrinking world. Help us grow by following us...

This episode examines the Seville Statement on Violence and Conflict Resolution Theory. It concludes by exploring how mediation can be used to create a peaceful global society. Speaker: Varvara Lazaridis

Family is the heartbeat of our existence, where love knows no limits and support is a steadfast anchor, forging a comforting embrace that we hold dear on our life's voyage. It resides in shared laughter, the solace in drying each other's tears, and those defining moments illuminating our path, rendering family the most priceless gem. However, when conflicts arise, as they often do, how can they be...

In the face of increasing globalization and cultural diversity, the role of intercultural competence in mediation is often underemphasized.  This episode highlights the crucial impact of cultural understanding in both domestic and international dispute resolution processes. It seeks to offer fresh perspectives that challenge conventional thinking and foster discussions on this critical and contemp...