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Community Mediation of New Haven CT offers mediation, facilitation as well as training in those areas and conflict resolution.
SAVE THE DATE!
The annual Father Howard Nash Breakfast will be held on Thurs., May 6th at the New Haven Lawn Club from 8:00 AM to 9:30 AM. This year we will be honoring Rabbi Herbert Brockman, Ph.D, D.D., Rabbi for Congregation Mishkan Israel. Rabbi Brockman is a man with a deep social conscience who is known throughout greater New Haven for the many community based initiatives that promote social justice in which he has played a key role in developing. His efforts focus, in particular on those projects that involve interfaith and interracial activites. I hope that you will mark you calendar for this event. Information regarding registration will be coming out in mid- March.
We have a new Interim Executive Director
Chet Brodnicki was the Executive Director of the Clifford W. Beers Guidance Clinic from 1987 - 2007. He has most recently acted as interim Executive Director of Family Life Education in Hartford and the Boys and Girls Village in Milford. We are delighted to have him on staff with his wealth of experience and knowledge.
Serving the Greater New Haven, Connecticut region
People contact CM when they want to solve problems with another party through collaborative means and with an impartial third party. CM staff and volunteers mediate, facilitate, and train individuals and groups to empower them to communicate more effectively and resolve conflicts through methods that foster understanding and win-win agreements. We:
- Empower people to solve their own problems.
- Facilitate dialogues.
- Train citizens in mediation and facilitation skills.
- Offer an alternative to court.
- Train students to resolve their conflicts in school.
- Assist families to stay in their homes or find more affordable places to live.
Mediation occurs when an impartial third party facilitates communication between people in conflict with the potential of creating a win-win agreement.
Facilitation is when impartial third parties facilitate discussions with large groups holding diverse opinions to create dialogue and understanding and, potentially, action plans to solve community issues.
