Center For Alternative Dispute is a pioneering institution dedicated to the advancement and practical application of alternative dispute resolution, founded in 1986 by Associate Professor and Director Marvin E. Johnson. Specializing in mediation and comprehensive ADR education, the Center stands out for its long-standing commitment to serving the needs of a culturally diverse society through constructive and accessible conflict resolution methods.
The Center focuses on the practical application of ADR principles, offering a wide variety of professional development and educational programs designed for individuals, organizations, and communities. Its mission-driven approach emphasizes education, inclusivity, and the promotion of effective dispute resolution techniques that benefit a diverse clientele, including legal professionals, businesses, and public institutions.
Services Offered
- Mediation service
- Dispute resolution education programs
- Professional development programs in ADR
- Comprehensive approaches to dispute resolution
The Center also facilitates networks such as the Mediators of Color Alliance and hosts annual events including its 37th Annual Conference, reinforcing its role as a leader in the field of alternative dispute resolution.
