After the Mediation Ends
A Reflective Article by Camdyn Rushlau This wasn’t supposed to be the article you were reading today. I was planning to write an academic article on failure in mediation and […]
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Internal Growth: Learning from the Younger Generation
Written by Alexandra Diefenthaler and Elyse Friberg Just like nature, everything in our school environment is connected. Wildflowers grow in communities, never by themselves–because they benefit from sharing the same
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The Silent Party: Mediation Involving the Environment
Written by: Camdyn Rushlau This quarter’s theme is growth, and there is nothing more fitting for it than the environment. Springtime is the literal embodiment of life ‘springing’ from the
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Beyond Symbolic Recognition: Implicit Bias and Women’s Contributions to Alternative Dispute Resolution
Written by: Camdyn Rushlau Women have had an undeniable presence in the field of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) since the increase of women attorneys in the 1970s (1). However, the ADR
Black History Month & Alternative Dispute Resolution: A Discussion
The field of Alternative Dispute Resolution, commonly referred to as ADR, is seen as a universal language to the legal system – an approachable way to address conflict. The informalities
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