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postheadericon 2011 Annual Meeting and 2nd Annual Wine Tasting

The 2011 Annual Meeting and 2nd Annual Wine Tasting for Association of Conflict Resolution - Hawaii Branch was held Monday Dec 12 at the Payao Thai Restaurant in Restaturant Row. Thewinewas generously provided by Silvert and Saibene, LLC. Highlights of 2011 were provided by outgoing President Lynn Murison and a look to the future came from new president The Honorable Diana Warrington (Retired). The Board of Directors were also elected. If you missed the party you can see highlights on this video prepared by Giuseppe Leone.

Our membership runs from calendaryear to calendar year so if you haven't already, you cansign up for 2012 membership online with paypal (see right sidebar) or send a check to ACR-Hawaii, P.O. Box2926, Honolulu HI 96802.Regular Membership is still just $25 a year, Students just $10 year.

Last Updated (Monday, 16 January 2012 06:51)

 

postheadericon TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE MEDIATION

Written by Debbie Yeoh (original poem by Clement Moore)

 

‘Twas the night before mediation, when all through my mind,

Not a thought was stirring, not even a line.

Their documents were hung in my briefcase with care,

In hopes that a settlement soon would be there.

 

The disputants were nestled all snug in their beds,

While visions of winning danced in their heads.

And my co mediator in her ‘kerchief, and I in my cap.

Had just settled a case that deserved a long clap.

Last Updated (Wednesday, 07 December 2011 02:54)

 

postheadericon Supreme Court extends Mediation Program in 3rd Circuit

The Supreme Court extended the Foreclosure Mediation Project on the island fo Hawaii.  For more information click here.  Attend a Joint Meeting to discuss the value of mediation in real estate transactions at the Supreme Court Conference Room on March 30 at Noon. For details click here or call 539-4ADR(4237) to make a reservation.

Last Updated (Tuesday, 15 March 2011 03:17)

 

postheadericon Proclamations Statewide!

ACR Hawaii convened Hawaii's conflict resolution community to recognize Conflict Resolution Day Mayor Signing Proclamationby the State and in each county. This photo was taken at Mayor Peter Carlisle's office on Oct 18, officially proclaiming Oct 20, 2011 as Conflict Resoltuion Day in the City and County of Honolulu.  Click here to read the proclamation. During the signing ceremony the Mayor acknowledged that the city has many projects where mediation, faciliatation and other conflict resolution processes may benefit the public and assist in forward progress on potential roadblocks.  "Rail" was brought up.  Our message was clear we like to find beneficial solutions and this conflict resolution community was available to assist.  Pictured here from left to right are Anne Smoke, Matsunaga Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution; Lisa Nakao, Better Busines Bureau; Pamela Martin, ACR-Hawaii; Elizabeth Kent, Judiciary Center for Alternative Dispute Resolution; Lynn Murison, 2011 President ACR-Hawaii; Mayor Peter Carlisle; Tracey Wiltgen, Mediation Center of the Pacific; Craig Robinson, ACR-Hawaii; Ned Busch, ACR-Hawaii, and Chuck Crumpton -Hawaii State Bar Association-Alternative Dispute Resolution Section Co-Chair. Proclamations from the Governor and each county mayor will bring public awareness across the State to the core message of the Association of Conflict Resolution.  Click here for the State Proclamation; Kauai County Proclamation; Maui County Proclamation; Hawaii County Proclamation.
 

postheadericon 50 YEARS OF ADR IN HAWAII

The Center for Alternative Dispute Resolution hosted a brown bag forum with ACR-Hawaii member Lou Chang, Judge Michael Broderick, and Professor David Chandler to talk about the past, present and future of ADR in Hawaii. As part of the presentation Lou made some interesting timelines that put everything in perspective. The timelines represent three different points of view:

 

 

Compiled by Lou Chang

Last Updated (Thursday, 03 March 2011 16:44)

 
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