I received a warm welcome to the World Directory of Alternative Dispute Resolution Blogs this week in a post from Diane Levin, the creator of the Directory, which tracks alternative dispute resolution weblogs around the globe, as well as the ADR weblog MediationNewsOnline.com.
Diane's post is titled: "East coast, west coast: Two new blogs explore conflict resolution." I am happy to be representing the West Coast with San Francisco Mediation, and to have East Coast representation from the New York Center for Interpersonal Development's Blog Spot. (My two favorite cities!!)
I have since received additional welcomes from mediators around the country, including Vickie Pynchon of Settle It Now Dispute Resolution Services in Southern California and Dina Lynch of http://mediationmensch.blogspot.com/ in Boston, Massachusetts. Thank you to everyone!
It's great to be part of a community which takes pride in helping to reduce conflict in society while also helping other members of the ADR community to become better at what we do while spreading the news about ADR!!
Diane's post is titled: "East coast, west coast: Two new blogs explore conflict resolution." I am happy to be representing the West Coast with San Francisco Mediation, and to have East Coast representation from the New York Center for Interpersonal Development's Blog Spot. (My two favorite cities!!)
I have since received additional welcomes from mediators around the country, including Vickie Pynchon of Settle It Now Dispute Resolution Services in Southern California and Dina Lynch of http://mediationmensch.blogspot.com/ in Boston, Massachusetts. Thank you to everyone!
It's great to be part of a community which takes pride in helping to reduce conflict in society while also helping other members of the ADR community to become better at what we do while spreading the news about ADR!!
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Paula, thank you for your kind words and for mentioning the World Directory of ADR Blogs in this post.
It's such a pleasure to welcome you to the ADR blog community. Thanks for your positive contributions to the digital conversation!
Best wishes,
Diane
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