External ADR links- American Bar Association (ABA): The leading national bar association for United States attorneys, offering publications, CLE, and information on a very broad array of legal subjects.
- Association for Conflict Resolution (ACR): A professional organization dedicated to enhancing the practice and public understanding of conflict resolution.
- Beyond Intractability: A free knowledge base on more constructive approaches to destructive conflict.
- The Carter Center: The Carter Center is committed to advancing human rights and alleviating unnecessary human suffering. Join us in creating a world in which every man, woman, and child has the opportunity to enjoy good health and live in peace.
- Campus-ADR.org: Comprehensive collection of materials and links for planning, administrating and succeeding with a campus mediation center.
- Exploring Global Conflict: A site from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee that was developed and edited for the 1998 Global Studies Summer Institute (GSSI) entitled "Cultural Differences in an Interdependent World: Exploring Global Conflict." This guide features a variety of Internet resources related to conflict, peace, current news sources, human rights and humanitarian aid, educational resources, as well as information related to specific conflicts around the world including: Northern Ireland, the Middle East, the Great Lakes region in Africa, and the former Yugoslavia.
- George Mason University Web Guides: A list of journals, articles, databases and other online publications. Some of these will only be accessible by George Mason students.
- Global Arbitration Mediation Association (GAMA): E-Directories of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) professionals are designed to help disputants find mediators and arbitrators appropriate for resolving their conflicts by permitting searches of the database.
- Program on Negotiation at Harvard School of Law: A university consortium dedicated to developing the theory and practice of negotiation and dispute resolution.
- RAND Corporation: The RAND Corporation is a nonprofit institution that helps improve policy and decisionmaking through research and analysis.
Innovations and Progress in Georgia's System- Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College’s website has a required on-line workshop for faculty and staff
- Georgia State University ombuds office regularly presents workshops in such forums as lunch-and-learn series, workshops, and freshman orientation classes
- Kennesaw State University’s creation of a Masters Program in Conflict Management and the ADR certificate program are two important developments
- Medical College of Georgia provides a hot line for faculty, staff and students to raise issues anonymously.
- University of Georgia’s Academic Honesty Facilitated Discussion Model - uses principles of interest-based negotiation to provide a fair and immediate forum to address allegations of academic dishonesty
- The Shared Governance Initiative at Georgia College and State University
Innovations for individual institutions can be located by using the USG ADR map.
DVD InformationAcademic Honesty Facilitated Discussion Model - this model uses principles of interest-based negotiation to provide a fair and immediate forum to address allegations of academic dishonesty; produced by the CNCR in collaboration with the University of Georgia. Mediation in Higher Education - in production and to be available June 2007. For more information on DVDs, please contact Diadra Dorsey at lawdgd@langate.gsu.edu or (404) 413-9054.
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