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DRS Volunteers provide Mediation services to persons or groups in conflict. The primary model is Facilitative Mediation which is very neutral and is focused on developing agreements that the parties can live with. Dispute Resolution Services offers periodic training opportunities for people wanting to learn mediation and a variety of other conflict resolution skills. Our basic training for facilitative mediators is in the B.A.D.G.E.R. model, and follows the established guidelines of the State Court Administrative Office of the Michigan Supreme Court. It consists of 40 hours of instruction and experiential exercises, followed by observation of mediation sessions, a supervised mediation internship, and the potential opportunity to serve as a volunteer mediator at our center. We also offer special trainings from time to time in Community Conferencing and other techniques for managing and transforming conflict.
Class
General
Sub-Class
*None
Individual
All potential volunteers must possess a Bachelor's degree in one of the social services or in criminal justice.
Training in negotiation techniques.
Week Day Mornings
Week Day Afternoons
Week Day Evenings
Requested
10 - 30
Referred / Assigned
4
With the recent tornado, we need volunteers will to prepare meals and deliver them to those in need, particularly in the rural areas.