Projects
Mediation Works Incorporated
Semester:
2009 Spring
Project Type:
Dispute System Design
,
Mediation
Students:
Steven Segal
Practice Area:
To design a monitoring and assessment method for an eviction mediation program.
Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts
Semester:
2009 Spring
Project Type:
Facilitated Dialogue
Students:
Jordan Goddard, Will Boothby, & Mayssam Ali
Practice Area:
To help a parish end a spiral of hostility and distrust between the rector and various constituencies in the parish.
Delta Directions Consortium
Semester:
2009 Spring
Project Type:
Facilitated Dialogue
Students:
Ben Weiner, Jared Craft, Amanda Kim, & Joe Pileri
Practice Area:
To build consensus among the different players in the Mississippi Delta transportation field.
Consensus Building Institute
Semester:
2009 Spring
Project Type:
Curriculum Development & Delivery
Students:
Stephanie Early & Mohamed Faizal
Practice Area:
'Translate' a standard negotiation training to make it more readily understandable in a different cultural and socioeconomic context.
U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)
Semester:
2011 Spring
Project Type:
Dispute System Evaluation
Students:
Laura Taylor and Vivian Choi
Practice Area:
Since 2003, the EEOC has been promoting the use of its one-stop ADR program for the resolution of a variety of workplace disputes. Now the EEOC would like to know if staff are using the program as much as they could be, if the program’s outreach efforts are effective, and […]
Regional Court of Sofia
Semester:
2011 Spring
Project Type:
Dispute System Evaluation
,
Mediation
Students:
Sonia Vallabh and Emil Andersson
Practice Area:
The Regional Court of Sofia is the largest and busiest court in Bulgaria. In 2009, the Court launched an effort to develop a court-annexed mediation program that will help alleviate the court’s backlog. While the program is now up and running, there is concern about how to assure the quality […]
Tuesday’s Children
Semester:
2010 Spring
Project Type:
Students:
Anne Levin and Elaine Lin
Practice Area:
In 2008, Tuesday’s Children organized a youth summer camp designed to create a community and mutual support network of young people from around the world with similarly tragic experiences as survivors of terrorist attacks. Part of the camp was designed to teach these adolescents negotiation, communication and conflict management skills. […]
Hewlett Packard & The Corporate Responsibility Initiative
Semester:
2010 Spring
Project Type:
Students:
Alonzo Emery and Sally Wagner Partin
Practice Area:
Hewlett-Packard is a technology company that operates in more than 170 countries around the world and ranks number nine on the 2009 Fortune 500 list. The Corporate Social Responsibility Initiative at the Kennedy School of Government seeks to study and enhance the public contributions of private enterprise. Hewlett Packard asked […]
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Semester:
2010 Spring
Project Type:
Students:
SoYoung Choe, Tonya Long, and Zeynep Sener
Practice Area:
Although already described by many as a dynamic and highly successful example of an integrated dispute resolution unit within a federal agency, the Dispute Resolution Service (DRS) at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) believes it can do even better in reaching out to FERC staff and other stakeholders who […]
International Rescue Committee, Thailand
Semester:
2010 Spring
Project Type:
Students:
Zara Lockshin and Sherry William
Practice Area:
Humanitarian agencies often speak of the importance of maintaining clear and just procedures for resolving disputes in refugee camps. Under the rubric of such ‘camp management’, the International Rescue Committee (IRC) in Thailand has decided to initiate rule-of-law programming within selected refugee camp settings along the Thai-Burma border. Key to […]