Providing low cost or no cost conflict resolution services, and more, since 1987.

Registration Link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/30-hour-basic-mediation-skills-training-july-2024-tickets-903200425787

Civil mediationfocuses on conflict resolution skills, the art of mediation, inclusive andreflective listening, negotiations and how community mediation is socialjustice work. Gain conflict resolution skills through this live training (viaZoom) and then volunteer for a local conflict dispute resolution program as amediator. 

All whoare interested in becoming a civil mediator are welcome to attend CommunityMediation Minnesota’s online 30 Hour Civil Mediation Skills Training. Attending all 30 hours is required in order to meet Minnesota Rule 114 CivilMediation requirements. Those who complete this course can apply to becomeMinnesota Qualified Neutrals on the Supreme Court Civil Mediation Roster.  CLECredits can be applied.

Datesof training: Monday, July 22, Tuesday, July 23, Thursday, July 25, Monday, July29, Tuesday, July 30, & Thursday, August 1 8am-1pm CST. Location: ZOOM

The costof this civil mediation training for those intending to volunteer for aCommunity Dispute Resolution Program (CDRP) is $150. Please connect with yourlocal organization to get the discount code.

If you donot plan to volunteer with a Community Dispute Resolution Program (CDRP) thetraining fee is $1000; CLE credits have been applied for.  

Groups of3 or more, the training fee is $700. Please reach out to Christineley22@gmail.com formore information. 

Ala Carte Options (refresher courses) 

UnderstandingConflict Options 2.5 (Monday, July 22, 8:45-11:15)

• Conflict is inevitable. Participantswill discuss what are the ways that conflict can be handled with special focuson understanding where mediation fits into the continuum of dispute resolutionprocesses.

Listeningand Reflecting 1.0 (Tuesday, July 23, 11:45-12:45)

• Participants will be engaged in avariety of exercises on communication – both listening and reflecting

FramingTopics 1.5 (Thursday,July 25, 9:15-10:45)

• Participants will practice identifyingthe topics to be covered in a mediation with a focus on being complete andneutral

Ethicsin Mediation 2.0 (Tuesday, July 30, 10:45-12:45)

• Now that participants have learned howto mediate, we will look at the ethics of mediation. After being introduced toa framework for thinking about ethical issues, participants will work with theAppendix to Rule 114 to work through ethical dilemmas which focus on conflictsof interest, confidentiality and admissibility of evidence, neutrality, andsupport of party self determination among others.

Ala Carte tickets are $50 to the public and free to volunteers,please reach out to your local organization for the code to gain free access.

Registration Link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/30-hour-basic-mediation-skills-training-july-2024-tickets-903200425787

Civil mediationfocuses on conflict resolution skills, the art of mediation, inclusive andreflective listening, negotiations and how community mediation is socialjustice work. Gain conflict resolution skills through this live training (viaZoom) and then volunteer for a local conflict dispute resolution program as amediator. 

All whoare interested in becoming a civil mediator are welcome to attend CommunityMediation Minnesota’s online 30 Hour Civil Mediation Skills Training. Attending all 30 hours is required in order to meet Minnesota Rule 114 CivilMediation requirements. Those who complete this course can apply to becomeMinnesota Qualified Neutrals on the Supreme Court Civil Mediation Roster.  CLECredits can be applied.

Datesof training: Monday, July 22, Tuesday, July 23, Thursday, July 25, Monday, July29, Tuesday, July 30, & Thursday, August 1 8am-1pm CST. Location: ZOOM

The costof this civil mediation training for those intending to volunteer for aCommunity Dispute Resolution Program (CDRP) is $150. Please connect with yourlocal organization to get the discount code.

If you donot plan to volunteer with a Community Dispute Resolution Program (CDRP) thetraining fee is $1000; CLE credits have been applied for.  

Groups of3 or more, the training fee is $700. Please reach out to Christineley22@gmail.com formore information. 

Ala Carte Options (refresher courses) 

UnderstandingConflict Options 2.5 (Monday, July 22, 8:45-11:15)

• Conflict is inevitable. Participantswill discuss what are the ways that conflict can be handled with special focuson understanding where mediation fits into the continuum of dispute resolutionprocesses.

Listeningand Reflecting 1.0 (Tuesday, July 23, 11:45-12:45)

• Participants will be engaged in avariety of exercises on communication – both listening and reflecting

FramingTopics 1.5 (Thursday,July 25, 9:15-10:45)

• Participants will practice identifyingthe topics to be covered in a mediation with a focus on being complete andneutral

Ethicsin Mediation 2.0 (Tuesday, July 30, 10:45-12:45)

• Now that participants have learned howto mediate, we will look at the ethics of mediation. After being introduced toa framework for thinking about ethical issues, participants will work with theAppendix to Rule 114 to work through ethical dilemmas which focus on conflictsof interest, confidentiality and admissibility of evidence, neutrality, andsupport of party self determination among others.

Ala Carte tickets are $50 to the public and free to volunteers,please reach out to your local organization for the code to gain free access.

Sign-up HERE.

Must have basic circle keeping knowledge to join this class, you can find links to MARS Circle Keeping 101 and details at www.mediationservice.org if you do not already have circle keeping training.

Only chose 1 session date.

Minimum of 8 participants required to host this training, you will be notified within a week of the date if the class will not be hosted due to attendance.

This is for those individuals looking to deepen their understanding of the circle process. This training will dive into the importance of a trauma-informed approach, values that ground their own circle-keeping, and the ways that liberation, equity, and wellness are present in restorative practices. Participants will also have the opportunity for additional circle-keeping practice.

Location: 1201 89th Ave ne Suite 3700 Blaine, MN 55434

Lite snacks and beverages will be provided.

Registration Link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/30-hour-basic-mediation-skills-training-july-2024-tickets-903200425787

Civil mediationfocuses on conflict resolution skills, the art of mediation, inclusive andreflective listening, negotiations and how community mediation is socialjustice work. Gain conflict resolution skills through this live training (viaZoom) and then volunteer for a local conflict dispute resolution program as amediator. 

All whoare interested in becoming a civil mediator are welcome to attend CommunityMediation Minnesota’s online 30 Hour Civil Mediation Skills Training. Attending all 30 hours is required in order to meet Minnesota Rule 114 CivilMediation requirements. Those who complete this course can apply to becomeMinnesota Qualified Neutrals on the Supreme Court Civil Mediation Roster.  CLECredits can be applied.

Datesof training: Monday, July 22, Tuesday, July 23, Thursday, July 25, Monday, July29, Tuesday, July 30, & Thursday, August 1 8am-1pm CST. Location: ZOOM

The costof this civil mediation training for those intending to volunteer for aCommunity Dispute Resolution Program (CDRP) is $150. Please connect with yourlocal organization to get the discount code.

If you donot plan to volunteer with a Community Dispute Resolution Program (CDRP) thetraining fee is $1000; CLE credits have been applied for.  

Groups of3 or more, the training fee is $700. Please reach out to Christineley22@gmail.com formore information. 

Ala Carte Options (refresher courses) 

UnderstandingConflict Options 2.5 (Monday, July 22, 8:45-11:15)

• Conflict is inevitable. Participantswill discuss what are the ways that conflict can be handled with special focuson understanding where mediation fits into the continuum of dispute resolutionprocesses.

Listeningand Reflecting 1.0 (Tuesday, July 23, 11:45-12:45)

• Participants will be engaged in avariety of exercises on communication – both listening and reflecting

FramingTopics 1.5 (Thursday,July 25, 9:15-10:45)

• Participants will practice identifyingthe topics to be covered in a mediation with a focus on being complete andneutral

Ethicsin Mediation 2.0 (Tuesday, July 30, 10:45-12:45)

• Now that participants have learned howto mediate, we will look at the ethics of mediation. After being introduced toa framework for thinking about ethical issues, participants will work with theAppendix to Rule 114 to work through ethical dilemmas which focus on conflictsof interest, confidentiality and admissibility of evidence, neutrality, andsupport of party self determination among others.

Ala Carte tickets are $50 to the public and free to volunteers,please reach out to your local organization for the code to gain free access.