Serving as the hub for the community mediation movement initiated by the 1964 Civil Rights Act, Part X, the National Association for Community Mediation (NAFCM) is here for all those who seek justice, social cohesion and peace. Come join NAFCM, influence funding and policy, and be:

Mediation helps people get what they need, whether it’s peace and quiet, family unity, a financial settlement, or just a chance to be heard. Community mediation center mediators include staff members and community volunteers who are professionally trained and committed to promoting peace in our communities. What is a Community Mediation Center?

Free community mediation and restorative justice services. Landlord-tenant, roommates, neighbors, seniors, parent/teen, teen/teen, victim/offender, community groups, schools, inter-employee for non-profit agencies, City of Boulder, race …

Community mediation centers use a variety of models and styles. Together, these methods help people experiencing conflict to create solutions that fit their needs and help them transform their relationship for the better.

Community Mediation Centers are designed to help you avoid the stress expense of going to court, and achieve positive outcomes through effective communication and negotiation.

Learn about community mediation and its benefits, such as processing time, costs, fairness, and increased party satisfaction.

Today, community mediation offers constructive processes for resolving differences and conflicts between individuals, groups, and organizations. It is an alternative to avoidance, destructive confrontation, prolonged litigation or violence.

theMAC offers a listing of member mediators in Colorado as a public service. By choosing a mediator who is an MAC member, you are assured that the mediator has agreed to comply with theMAC’s Code of Conduct and Policy and Procedures Professional member mediators have met t theMAC’s guidelines for education and experience (link to these). This listing doesn’t …

1997年7月1日 · This report examines developments in the community-mediation field over the past two decades and reviews the field's major achievements and ongoing challenges.

Community Mediation is a powerful tool that offers an opportunity for people to resolve disputes through managed communication. Neutral, qualified and experienced mediators, listen and help people to hear one another dealing with the needs of each individual.