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Please support my activities for the promotion of Mediation and taking forward the Dispute Resolution Revolution that I've started.
There are NO charges to participate in my activities for the promotion of Mediation and Mediators, however, the time and resources that I’m spending on the promotional activities is considerable and there are "miles to go before I sleep" as I've planned lots of activities.
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We have to change the way people look at Dispute Resolution. We have to help and assist disputing parties in resolving their disputes in an amicable manner. We have to move them from an adversarial to a collaborative mindset so that they can live together in peace and harmony. That's where Mediation comes in.
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We have to change the way people look at Dispute Resolution. We have to help and assist disputing parties in resolving their disputes in an amicable manner. We have to move them from an adversarial to a collaborative mindset so that they can live together in peace and harmony. That's where Mediation comes in.
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Be a part of Peacemakers Collective. You have to be passionate about Mediation and want to spread its awareness. You will support the Mediation by coordinating between the parties in dispute and between the parties and the Mediators. You will also promote Mediation amongst students (Peer Mediation).
You could be based anywhere in the world. It’s an ideal opportunity for students, especially law students. However, it isn’t limited to students. More details are given in another section.
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This is my Schedule of upcoming activities for the promotion of Mediation and to take forward the Dispute Resolution Revolution that I've started.
Schedule is subject to change.
Stay connected on Social Media to stay updated. Please like, share and comment on my posts so that we can spread awareness of Mediation. Please use #MediatorVikram.
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August & September 2021
Symposium#1
International Symposium
On
Mediation In Our Culture & Traditions
75+ Speakers
35+ Countries
More details of the Symposium with the Schedule are given in another Section below.
Link to the Social Media posts in relation to the Symposium are given below.
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LinkedIn Day#9 & Day#10 announcement
Saturday Entertainment or is it Education! It's Edutainment!
Who Needs Netflix?
on Saturdays there is an Episode of my shows, Evolution Of A Mediator or In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind.
They are live-streamed on my YouTube Channel. Some of the Episodes are available on my Podcast. Recording of earlier Episodes are available on my YouTube Channel. Details of the Episodes with their link is given in "My YouTube Channel" Section below.
Your September Edutainment has Come!
Link to the Social Media posts are given below. Please share the posts.
Chat#20
In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind
- Rosalia Panarello
Saturday 18 September
7 PM India Time
Click here to know more about Rosalia
Celebrating Mediators!
Monday 30th September
After the Closing Address in the Symposium
I will be celebrating the Birthday of members of Mediators Collective that fall in September (not the Mediators who fall in September but the Birthdays that fall in September).
Members of Mediators Collective are invited for the Party. This is going to be a regular event on the last day of every month.
The details will be posted here and on Social Media.
Every Tuesday
Mediation Open House
7:30 pm India Time
This Open House is open to everyone who has an interest in Mediation and wants to know more about Mediation. You could be based in any part of the world. The chat's FREE but you have to Bring Your Own Coffee.
If you want to attend the Open House, please click here and submit your details and I’ll send you the Zoom link.
Dispute Resolution
Disputes shouldn’t arise in an ideal world, the Wonderful World that Louis Armstrong sang about and the one John Lennon did Imagine. Till we get there, there will be disputes and we must resolve them. These could be commercial, civil, workplace, family or community disputes.
"I’ll see you in court" may sound nice in movie
Dispute Resolution
Disputes shouldn’t arise in an ideal world, the Wonderful World that Louis Armstrong sang about and the one John Lennon did Imagine. Till we get there, there will be disputes and we must resolve them. These could be commercial, civil, workplace, family or community disputes.
"I’ll see you in court" may sound nice in movies, however, from my years of experience as a lawyer and having handled litigation at various levels including the Supreme Court and High Courts in India, I can tell you that litigation is a very long and expensive route to take. In India itself there are more than 40 million cases pending in courts and the average time taken for a case to be finally disposed off is about 14 years. That's 14 years of a person's life gone in making rounds of courts, incurring huge costs and at the end of which there is still an uncertainty whether you will win or lose the case. In addition, the pendency of the case will affect your peace of mind and also the people around you. Backlog of cases and delay in getting justice is the situation not only in India but also in most parts of the world. With the pandemic, the backlog will only increase. Arbitration is also expensive and time-consuming.
"Discourage litigation. Persuade your neighbours to compromise whenever you can. Point out to them how the nominal winner is often a real loser - in fees, expenses, and waste of time. As a peacemaker the lawyer has a superior opportunity of being a good man. There will still be business enough". - Abraham Lincoln
My practical advice is that the best way to resolve a dispute is among yourselves. Open communication channels, sit together, keep your ego aside, negotiate and settle the dispute. You may need to make some compromises but that’s life and totally worth it if it leads to peace of mind. You must resolve your dispute at the earliest before allegations and counter allegations spoil your relationship to the point that settlement becomes even more difficult.
We have to change the way we look at Dispute Resolution. We have to resolve disputes in an amicable manner. We have to move from an adversarial to a collaborative mindset so that we can live together in peace and harmony. That's where Mediation comes in.
Mediation
In case you can’t resolve a dispute among yourselves then Mediation should be your preferred method of resolving it.
Mediation is a voluntary, flexible and informal process where a Mediator, chosen by you, assists you to reach a mutually acceptable settlement. The Mediator doesn't have the authority to impose a solution upon you and does not take any decision or pass any judgment or decide the terms of your settlement. You settle the matter among yourselves and decide the terms of the Settlement Agreement, which then becomes binding and enforceable as a contract.
In India, a Settlement Agreement entered into in a Conciliation under the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996 has the same status and effect as an arbitral award on agreed terms and can be enforced in the same manner as if it were a court decree. Sections 61 to 81 of the Act contain the provisions relating to Conciliation. Confidentiality of the process and it being without prejudice are protected under the Act. No special qualification or experience is required to be appointed as a Conciliator under the Act and rightly so as it is a party driven process and they are the best judge of the person that they want as their Conciliator. It is their dispute and they can choose whoever they are comfortable with to help them to resolve it. You can resolve your dispute among yourselves even if your matter is pending in Court.
Mediation is the future of dispute resolution and should be the primary method of dispute resolution, be it commercial (even high value ones), civil, workplace, family or community disputes and even in compoundable criminal cases.
Mediation can be very effective and should be the primary method to resolve disputes where communities are affected by development projects or there are disputes between communities or within communities or in communities.
With the United Nations Convention on International Settlement Agreements resulting from Mediation also known as Singapore Convention coming into force, Mediation should also become the preferred dispute resolution method for International Commercial Disputes including Investor-State Disputes.
With Mediation you resolve the dispute, get your peace of mind and can also maintain or even improve your relationship. All this in a cost-effective and timely manner.
It's a Win-Win!
“An ounce of mediation is worth a pound of arbitration and a ton of litigation” - Joseph Grynbaum
Prevention is better than cure and Mediation is also an excellent way to prevent disputes as you can nip them in the bud. Mediators should be engaged at the time of drafting of contracts (Deal Mediation) to ensure a fair Agreement so that a Dispute doesn't arise.
Mediators should also be appointed as part of the implementation of projects (Project Mediation) so that disputes, if any, can be resolved at the earliest so that the projects do not get delayed. This is very important in infrastructure projects as delay in such projects can affect millions of people.
Online Mediation
This Covid-19 pandemic has impacted us in various ways and has changed the way we work and communicate with each other. Hopefully, due to the pandemic we are becoming or should become less adversarial, more co-operative and more collaborative. Mediation fits in perfectly in such a state of mind. Our lives have moved online and so has Mediation. Online Mediation is a perfect fit in this Online World that we live in.
With Online Mediation, the entire process can be conducted online so you can resolve your dispute from anywhere in the world and from the comfort of your home or office or a beach or in the hills or any other place you happen to be. Online Mediation is paperless and does not require any travel so you also save the environment.
Another Win-Win!
"In the middle of every difficulty lies opportunity" - Albert Einstein
United Nations Convention on International Settlement Agreements resulting from MediationThis Convention is also known as Singapore Convention because it was opened for signature in Singapore. The Convention has entered into force on 12th September 2020.
Mediation has been very appropriately defined in the Singapore Convention in a very b
United Nations Convention on International Settlement Agreements resulting from MediationThis Convention is also known as Singapore Convention because it was opened for signature in Singapore. The Convention has entered into force on 12th September 2020.
Mediation has been very appropriately defined in the Singapore Convention in a very broad manner as a process, irrespective of the expression used or the basis upon which the process is carried out, whereby parties attempt to reach an amicable settlement of their dispute with the assistance of a third person or persons lacking the authority to impose a solution upon the parties to the dispute.
The purpose of the Convention is to facilitate the cross-border enforcement of Settlement Agreements concluded as a result of a Mediation process in relation to International commercial disputes. The Convention is for Mediation what the New York Convention is for Arbitration and is actually a step better as Settlement Agreements resulting from Mediation signed in any country, be it a country that hasn't even signed the Convention, can be enforced in a country that has ratified the Convention.
Enforcement is, of course, subject to the relevant law of the country where the enforcement of the Settlement Agreement is required. Lack of enforceability of Settlement Agreements resulting from Mediation was a major reason cited for Mediation not becoming popular to resolve International commercial disputes. With the coming into force of the Singapore Convention and as more countries ratify it, Mediation should become the preferred dispute resolution method for International commercial disputes including Investor State Disputes.
Click here for the authoritative information on the Singapore Convention including the official text.
If and when a country ratifies the Singapore Convention it will be a great opportunity for the statute to be a comprehensive legislation in relation to domestic Mediation as well. The legislation should protect confidentiality of the process and it should be without prejudice. The guiding factor should be that the basic principle of Mediation is self determination by parties which starts with the parties being free to appoint the Mediator of their choice, therefore, the qualification of the Mediator should not be regulated.
UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Mediation and International Settlement AgreementsResulting from Mediation, 2018
UNCITRAL has drafted a Model Law in relation to International Commercial Mediation which can also be a guide while drafting a Mediation law applicable to domestic Mediation.The Model Law provides that for the purposes of this Law, “mediation” means a process, whether referred to by the expression mediation, conciliation or an expression of similar import, whereby parties request a third person or persons (“the mediator”) to assist them in their attempt to reach an amicable settlement of their dispute arising out of or relating to a contractual or other legal relationship. The mediator does not have the authority to impose upon the parties a solution to the dispute. The Model Law clarifies that in its previously adopted texts and relevant documents, UNCITRAL used the term “conciliation” with the understanding that the terms “conciliation” and “mediation” were interchangeable. In preparing this Model Law, the Commission decided to use the term “mediation” instead in an effort to adapt to the actual and practical use of the terms and with the expectation that this change will facilitate the promotion and heighten the visibility of the Model Law. This change in terminology does not have any substantive or conceptual implications.
Honduras has ratified the United Nations Convention on International Settlement Agreements Resulting from Mediation (also known as the Singapore Convention). It will enter into force for Honduras on 2 March 2022.
Belarus, Ecuador, Fiji, Qatar, Singapore and Saudi Arabia have ratified the Convention and it has come entered into force for them.
Turkey has ratified the Convention and it will enter into force for Turkey on 22 October 2021.
Belarus has given its Reservation that it shall not apply the Convention to settlement agreements to which it is a party, or to which any governmental agencies or any person acting on behalf of a governmental agency is a party, to the extent specified in the declaration.
Step by step we are getting there.
Click here for the UNCITRAL Model Law.
Be a part of Mediators Collective if you're someone whom people trust to assist them in resolving their disputes. No special qualification, training or experience is required as this is a natural ability. All you need is a Mediator Mindset and the passion to assist people in resolving their disputes. You could be based anywhere in the wor
Be a part of Mediators Collective if you're someone whom people trust to assist them in resolving their disputes. No special qualification, training or experience is required as this is a natural ability. All you need is a Mediator Mindset and the passion to assist people in resolving their disputes. You could be based anywhere in the world. We'll explore collaboration opportunities including referrals and Co-Mediations.
Get PAID while you AID "Reach out and help others. If you have the power to make someone happy, do it. Be a vessel, be the change, be the difference, or be the inspiration. Shine your light as an example. The world needs more of that."- Germany Kent"Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that." - Martin Luther King Jr. Let's be the light and the love that the world needs.
Link to Mediators Collective groups
LinkedIn groups
Young Mediators Collective (for students)
International Mediators Collective
South America Mediators Collective
North America Mediators Collective
Australia Mediators Collective
Antarctica Mediators Collective
Facebook groups
Young Mediators Collective (for students)
International Mediators Collective
North America Mediators Collective
South America Mediators Collective
Australia Mediators Collective
Antarctica Mediators Collective
Be a part of Peacemakers Collective if you are passionate about promoting Mediation and spread its awareness in schools (Peer Mediation) and communities (Community Mediation). You will identify those with the Mediator Mindset. You will also support Community Mediation by coordinating between the parties in dispute and between the parties and the Mediators. You could be based anywhere in the world. It’s an ideal opportunity for students, especially law students but isn’t limited to students.
EARN while you LEARN
"The planet does not need more successful people. The planet desperately needs more peacemakers, healers, restorers, storytellers, and lovers of all kinds."- Dalai Lama
"Great peacemakers are all people of integrity, of honesty, but humility."- Nelson Mandela
"I urge you to be peace makers. To love peace, to seek peace, to cherish peace, to create peace."- Jeffrey R. Holland
Link to Peacemakers Collective groups
LinkedIn groups
International Peacemakers Collective
North America Peacemakers Collective
South America Peacemakers Collective
Australia Peacemakers Collective
Antarctica Peacemakers Collective
Facebook groups
Young Peacemakers Collective (for students)
International Peacemakers Collective
North America Peacemakers Collective
South America Peacemakers Collective
Australia Peacemakers Collective
Antarctica Peacemakers Collective
Symposium#1
International Symposium
Mediation In Our Culture & Traditions
August & September 2021
75+ Speakers from 35+ Countries & more coming in.
Does it get any bigger?
Does it get any better?
This Symposium is part of my series of events to promote Mediation around the world. I’ve got a tremendous response to the Symposium. What started
Symposium#1
International Symposium
Mediation In Our Culture & Traditions
August & September 2021
75+ Speakers from 35+ Countries & more coming in.
Does it get any bigger?
Does it get any better?
This Symposium is part of my series of events to promote Mediation around the world. I’ve got a tremendous response to the Symposium. What started as a Symposium to be held in August has now become that is being held on all Wednesdays & Thursdays in August & September.
Mediation has been defined in United Nations Convention on International Settlement Agreements resulting from Mediation (also known as Singapore Convention) as "a process, irrespective of the expression used or the basis upon which the process is carried out, whereby parties attempt to reach an amicable settlement of their dispute with the assistance of a third person or persons lacking the authority to impose a solution upon the parties to the dispute."
Mediation, as defined in the Convention, has been part of our Culture & Traditions. It is part of our Cultural Heritage.
People around the world may not be familiar with the word Mediation but they are familiar with the process as it has been used from time immemorial. A collaborative approach to Dispute Resolution has been used by families and communities including indigenous and business communities for centuries and has passed on from generation to generation. We have to go back to our roots and move away from an adversarial approach to Dispute Resolution to a collaborative approach.
We are getting insights on how Mediation has and is being practised around the world.
We have to spread awareness that Mediation is a process which is part of our Culture & Traditions and has worked for us for centuries and it can and will work for us today. This is the best way to promote Mediation.
We have to develop the Culture of Mediation which is part of our Culture.
The sessions are live-streamed on my YouTube Channel and the recording is also available there. There is a Playlist on the Channel with all the videos. Link to the Playlist is https://bit.ly/Symposium1Playlist
Speakers in the Symposium and Members of Mediators Collective and Peacemakers Collective are invited for the Zoom session. Link is posted in the LinkedIn and Facebook groups.
This is the August Schedule of the Symposium with LinkedIn and Facebook links of the Speakers.
The time is India Time.
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Day#1
4 August
Speaker#1
Keynote Address by Ken Cloke.
You can read more about Ken at KenCloke.com.
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Day#2
5 August
11 AM
Discussion on the Theme of
This is the August Schedule of the Symposium with LinkedIn and Facebook links of the Speakers.
The time is India Time.
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Day#1
4 August
Speaker#1
Keynote Address by Ken Cloke.
You can read more about Ken at KenCloke.com.
Click here to watch the recording
Day#2
5 August
11 AM
Discussion on the Theme of the Symposium
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Speaker#2
Burundi
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Speaker#3
&
Speaker#4
Brazil
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Speaker#5
USA
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Day#3
11 August
Speaker#6
Italy
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Speaker#7
India
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Speaker#8
Argentina
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Speaker#9
India
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Day#4
12 August
Speaker#10
Australia
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Speaker#11
Malaysia
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Speaker#12
&
Speaker#13
Nigeria
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Speaker#14
USA
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Day#5
18 August
Speaker#15
India
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Speaker#16
Iran
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Speaker#17
Canada
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Speaker#18
Canada
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Speaker#19
Ghana
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Day#6
19 August
Speaker#20
Russia
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Speaker#21
India
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Speaker#22
Lithuania
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Speaker#23
&
Speaker#24
USA
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Day#7
25 August
Speaker#25
Bangladesh
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Speaker#26
Australia
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Speaker#27
Lebanon
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Speaker#28
Portugal
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Speaker#29
Soraya Nunes
Brazil
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Speaker#30
Rachelly Ashwall
Israel
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Day#8
26 August
Speaker#31
Romania
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Speaker#32
Nigeria
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Speaker#33
Morocco
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Speaker#34
Poland
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Speaker#35
Germany
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This is the September Schedule of the Symposium with LinkedIn and Facebook links of the Speakers. The Schedule is subject to change.
The time is India Time.
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Day#9
1 September
Speaker#36
India
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Speaker#37
This is the September Schedule of the Symposium with LinkedIn and Facebook links of the Speakers. The Schedule is subject to change.
The time is India Time.
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Day#9
1 September
Speaker#36
India
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Speaker#37
Christian Chereji
Romania
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Speaker#38
Greece
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Speaker#39
Colombia
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Speaker#40
USA
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Speaker#41
2 September
10 AM
Australia
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Speaker#42
USA
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Speaker#43
India
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Speaker#44
Argentina
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Speaker#45
Poland
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Speaker#46
8 September
11 AM
India
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Speaker#47
Russia
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Speaker#48
USA
Michael's Birthday is on the same day and we will be celebrating it after his session.
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Speaker#49
Turkey
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Speaker#50
Turkey
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Speaker#51
9 September
10 AM
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Speaker#52
Kazakhstan
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Speaker#53
Nigeria
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Speaker#54
Argentina
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Speaker#55
Chile
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Speaker#56
United Kingdom
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Speaker#57
15 September
10 AM
India
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Speaker#58
Kyrgyzstan
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Speaker#59
South Africa
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Speaker#60
Speaker#61
Vietnam
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7 PM
Israel
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8 PM
United Kingdom
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Day#14
16 September
10 AM
India
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11 AM
Sarah Ater
Kenya
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12 PM
Turkey
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7 PM
Ireland
8 PM
USA
Day#15
22 September
Greece
Ecuador
10 AM
Kenya
11 AM
USA
4:30 PM
USA
5:30 PM
Peru
6:30 PM
Mexico
7:30 PM
Lebanon
8:30 PM
Brazil
Day#16
23 September
Israel
11 AM
Japan
12 PM
Singapore
1 PM
New Zealand
5 PM
Brazil
6 PM
Spain
7 PM
Argentina
8 PM
USA
Day#17
29 September
11 AM
Marlene Sunnasy
South Africa
12 PM
Luisa Claudia Tessore
Italy
1 PM
Paraguay
6 PM
Argentina
7 PM
Vassiliki Koumpli
Greece
8 PM
Canada
Day#18
30 September
11 to 1 PM
&
6 PM to 8 PM
Discussion on the learning and takeaways from the Symposium.
8 PM
Closing Address
USA
Ken Cloke is a world-recognized Mediator, dialogue facilitator, conflict resolution systems designer, teacher, public speaker, author of numerous books and a pioneer and leader in the field of Mediation and conflict resolution. Click here to know more about KenKen Cloke turns 80 on 18th May.To celebrate this, I organisied some special ev
Ken Cloke is a world-recognized Mediator, dialogue facilitator, conflict resolution systems designer, teacher, public speaker, author of numerous books and a pioneer and leader in the field of Mediation and conflict resolution. Click here to know more about KenKen Cloke turns 80 on 18th May.To celebrate this, I organisied some special events.
Saturday 1 May 2021
Discussion on Role of Mediators in Social Problem Solving
Click here to read Ken’s Article
Click here to watch the recording
Saturday 8 May 2021
Discussion on Role of Mediators in Global Problem Solving
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Click here to watch the recording
Saturday 15 May 2021
Episode#15
Evolution of a Mediator - Journey of Ken Cloke Part IV
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We celebrated Ken's 80th Birthday. This was an interactive session with Ken Cloke on the essence of 80 years of his journey in life and his vision on the future of Mediation and the role of Mediators.
Members of Mediators Collective were invited for the Zoom sessions. The events were live-streamed on my YouTube Channel.
Earlier episodes of Evolution Of A Mediator with Ken Cloke are available on my YouTube Channel.
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I'm based in New Delhi, India but live on the golf course and on computer (or could be mobile) screens around the world.
My focus has always been on eliminating unnecessary legal expenses for my clients as also the need for litigation. My expertise lies in taking pre-emptive and preventive action to avoid disputes and if they do arise then
I'm based in New Delhi, India but live on the golf course and on computer (or could be mobile) screens around the world.
My focus has always been on eliminating unnecessary legal expenses for my clients as also the need for litigation. My expertise lies in taking pre-emptive and preventive action to avoid disputes and if they do arise then resolving them through non-adversarial forms of Alternative (or is it Appropriate) Dispute Resolution (ADR) specifically Mediation and Conciliation.
Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) is the need of the times and the future of dispute resolution, therefore, I've taken the resolution process online so that working on the beach is not just a virtual background.
My mission is to promote Mediation and spread its awareness so that Mediation becomes the primary method for resolving disputes.
People in some parts of the world may not have access to Justice or may be denied justice because justice delayed is justice denied. We can give them access to Mediation, not just at their doorstep but inside their home through Online Mediation. As internet accessibility and connectivity spreads all over the world, we should eventually reach even the remotest village.
We have to develop a Culture of Mediation and a Culture of Peace with collaborative effort within communities around the world. This has to be done at the grassroots and should start in schools and colleges for children to imbibe it themselves and influence the community. As Mahatma Gandhi said "If we are going to bring about peace in the world, we have to begin with the children".
Advocate
I started my journey in the legal profession with one of the oldest law firm in India and then moved to KPMG before starting my own practice. I've provided legal strategy for setting up and doing business in India and have handled litigation in the Supreme Court, High Courts, Tribunals & quasi-judicial bodies and have also provided advisory and compliance services in relation to laws on banking, companies, competition, contracts, crimes, consumer protection, entertainment, foreign exchange, income tax, indirect tax, information technology, insolvency, intellectual property, labour, property and sports. As a lawyer, I totally relate to Mahatma Gandhi's experience that "my joy was boundless. I had learnt the true practice of law. I had learnt to find out the better side of human nature and enter men's hearts. I realised that the true function of a lawyer was to unite parties riven asunder. The lesson was so indelibly burnt into me that a large part of my time during the 20 years of my practice as a lawyer was occupied in bringing about private compromises of hundreds of cases. I lost nothing thereby, not even money, certainly not my soul".
Mediator
My focus is on being a Mediator & Conciliator and to be a Peacemaker.
I'm on the Panel of Mediators & Conciliators, Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India.
As a Mediator committed to ensuring that I minimise the impact on the environment I've taken the Green Pledge.
Mediation is the future of dispute resolution and should be the preferred, if not the primary method of dispute resolution, be it commercial (even high value ones), civil, workplace, family or community disputes and even in compoundable criminal cases.
Mediation can be very effective and should be the preferred method to resolve disputes where communities are affected by development projects or there are disputes between communities or within communities or in communities.
With the United Nations Convention on International Settlement Agreements resulting from Mediation also known as Singapore Convention coming into force, Mediation should also become the preferred dispute resolution method for International Commercial Disputes including Investor-State Disputes.
My YouTube Channel is dedicated to Mediation. Mediation is the future of Dispute Resolution and with this Channel, I aim to promote Mediation & Mediators and encourage people to better understand and make use of Mediation. On the Channel I've posted Episodes of my shows Evolution Of A Mediator and In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind. I'
My YouTube Channel is dedicated to Mediation. Mediation is the future of Dispute Resolution and with this Channel, I aim to promote Mediation & Mediators and encourage people to better understand and make use of Mediation. On the Channel I've posted Episodes of my shows Evolution Of A Mediator and In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind. I've also posted recording of my Dialogue and Forum Series and also Meetings of Mediators Collective. I've also created various Playlists which have been categorised under various topics for ease of reference. These videos have been uploaded by people from all over the world who are passionate about Mediation. We must appreciate the effort that these people are putting into promoting and creating awareness about Mediation through these videos. Please watch them and take advantage of the opportunity of getting FREE content from such distinguished people.Please Subscribe to the Channel and Notifications to get updates on new videos that are uploaded.Hope you enjoy the content.
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Given below are details of the videos that I have posted on the Channel
Evolution Of A Mediator
In this Series of Fireside Chats with distinguished Mediators from around the World, they take us through their journey of life and I explore their evolution and the evolution of their Mediator Mindset.
The Episodes are live-streamed on my YouTube Channel and the recording is also be posted there.
Members of Mediators Collective and Peacemakers Collective are invited for the Zoom session. Link is posted in the LinkedIn and Facebook groups.
Episode#19
Evolution Of A Mediator
Journey of Kathleen Porter Part II
Saturday 11 September
Kathy works with groups and individuals who are re-thinking their path, willing and curious to move towards equitable futures grounded in relational caring, designing for futures where diverse opinions are valued and integrated into vibrant place-based communities.
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Episode#18
Evolution Of A Mediator
Journey Of Jonathan Lux Part II
Saturday 24 July
Jonathan is based in the UK. We continued the journey with him.
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Episode#17
Evolution Of A Mediator
Journey Of Michael Lang Part II
Saturday 10 July
Michael is based in USA. The journey with him continued.
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Episode#16
Evolution Of A Mediator
Journey of Kathleen Porter
Saturday 26 June
Kathy works with groups and individuals who are re-thinking their path, willing and curious to move towards equitable futures grounded in relational caring, designing for futures where diverse opinions are valued and integrated into vibrant place-based communities.
Click here know more about Kathy.
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Episode#15
Evolution Of A Mediator
Journey of Jonathan Lux
Saturday 12 June 2021
Jonathan Lux provides mediation services in the UK and internationally for a wide range of civil and commercial cases.
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Episode#14
Evolution Of A Mediator
Journey of Michael Lang
Saturday 29 May 2021
Michael Lang is a Mediator with more than 40 years' experience in the areas of family, workplace, organizational, congregational and public policy disputes. He is a prominent international leader in the field of conflict resolution.
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Episode#13
Evolution of a Mediator - Journey of Ken Cloke Part IV
Saturday 15 May 2021
This was an interactive session with Ken Cloke on the essence of 80 years of his journey in life and his vision on the future of Mediation and the role of Mediators.
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Episode#12
Evolution Of A Mediator - Journey Of Lisa Singh Part II
Saturday 24 April 2021
Lisa is back! Lisa Singh is a mediator, facilitator coach and intercultural trainer who seeks to affirm others and passionately believes it is they who do all the work.
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Episode#11
Evolution Of A Mediator - Journey Of Abe Quadan
Saturday 17 April 2021
Abe Quadan is based in Sydney, Australia and is Lecturer at the University of Sydney teaching Mediation Theory and Practice in the Master of Peace and Conflict Studies. He is also a highly skilled Mediator.
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Episode#10
Evolution Of A Mediator - Journey Of Sarosh Zaiwalla
Saturday 10 April 2021
Sarosh Zaiwalla founded the Solicitor firm, Zaiwalla & Co. in United Kingdom, in 1982. He was asked by the Dalai Lama to facilitate a dialogue with the Government of People’s Republic of China (PRC) with a view to finding a peaceful resolution relating to Tibet.
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Episode#9
Evolution Of A Mediator - Journey Of Ken Cloke Part III
Saturday 3 April 2021
The legendary Kenneth Cloke was back on the show!
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Episode#8
Evolution Of A Mediator - Journey Of Donna Ross
Saturday 27 March 2021
Donna is a Mediator and lawyer based in Melbourne, Australia.
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Episode#7
Evolution Of A Mediator - Journey Of Lisa Singh Part I
Saturday 20 March 2021
Lisa Singh is a mediator, facilitator coach and intercultural trainer who seeks to affirm others and passionately believes it is they who do all the work.
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Episode#6
Evolution Of A Mediator - Journey Of Tat Lim
Saturday 27 February 2021
Tat is an outstanding mediator and a distinguished figure in Mediation in Singapore.
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Episode#5
Evolution Of A Mediator - Journey Of Kathleen Ruane Leedy
Saturday 20 February 2021
Kathleen is a wonderful person and a beautiful soul. Her website is KRuaneLeedy.com
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Episode#4
Evolution Of A Mediator - Journey Of Sriram Panchu
Saturday 13 February 2021
I hosted Sriram Panchu in Episode 4 of my Series of Fireside Chats with distinguished Mediators. Sriram Panchu is a pioneer and legend of Mediation in India.
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Episode#3
Evolution Of A Mediator - Journey Of Ken Cloke Part II
Saturday 6 February 2021
Ken Cloke was with us again and we continued the Journey with him.
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Episode#2
Evolution Of A Mediator - Journey Of Adeyemi Akisanya
Saturday 30 January 2021
Adeyemi Akisanya is a very respected and distinguished Mediator from Nigeria.
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Episode#1
Evolution Of A Mediator - Journey Of Ken Cloke Part I
Saturday 16 January 2021
I started the Series on 16th January 2021 with a chat with the legendary Kenneth Cloke. He doesn’t need an introduction as he's a pioneer and leader in the field of Mediation and conflict resolution. His journey as a Mediator is inspirational. He bared his soul and what a beautiful soul!
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In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind
This is a Series of chats with those that have a Mediator Mindset. They will be from diverse backgrounds and from different parts of the world. The conversation will be live-streamed on my YouTube Channel and the recording will also be available there. Members of Mediators Collective and Peacemakers Collective are invited for the Zoom session. Link is posted in the LinkedIn and Facebook groups.
Chat#19
In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind
- Chijioke Ibeku
Saturday 4 September
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Chat#18
In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind
- Anees & A J Jawad
2 Minds Are Better Than 1
Saturday 21 August
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Chat#17
In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind
- Hiro Aragaki
7 August
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Chat#16
In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind
- Donald Betts, Jr. Part II
31 July
Donald is based in Australia. He was with us in Episode#13 and he was back with us to continue the conversation.
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Chat#15
In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind
- Indrani Govender
Saturday 17 July
Indrani is based in South Africa.Click here to watch the recording.
Chat#14
In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind - Ximena Regúlez Brain and Mary de Simone
2 Minds Are Better Than 1
Saturday 3 July
Ximena is based in Chile and Mary is based in Argentina.
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Chat#13 In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind- Donald Betts, Jr.
Saturday 19 June
Donald is now based in Australia but overcame enormous hurdles and against all odds served in the Kansas Senate in USA as the youngest in the State’s history when elected. He is Australia’s first African American to achieve a Juris Doctorate (JD) at Monash University and is a Lawyer at a global law firm. His journey is one that he hopes will inspire, encourage and motivate others to believe that they can achieve no matter their circumstances in life. He aims to inspire service in the public interest.
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Chat#12 In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind- Luis Oré
Saturday 5 June
Luis is based in Peru and is a Mediator, consensus building and stakeholder engagement practitioner.
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Chat#11 In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind - M.C. Sungaila
Wednesday 12 May 2021
M.C. is based in USA and is an Appellate Lawyer.
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Chat#10 In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind- Kristin "Kiki" & A.J. Grossman
Wednesday 5 May 2021
Kiki and A.J. are Mediators based in the USA.
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Chat#9 In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind- Neena & Ekta Bahl
2 Minds are better than 1
Wednesday 28 April 2021
Neena and her mother, Ekta are based in India. Neena is in school and Ekta is a lawyer and Mediator.
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Chat#8 In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind- Kato Teruo
Wednesday 21 April 2021
Kato is based in Japan and is a Mediator, Solicitor, England & Wales and Registered Foreign Attorney of Japan (English law).
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Chat#7 In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind- Alexandre Simões
Wednesday 14 April 2021
Alexandre is based based in Brazil and is a Lawyer and Mediator.
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Chat#6 In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind - Ilan Bass
Wednesday 7 April 2021
Ilan helps individuals and organisations prevent, manage and ultimately resolve their relational conflicts using Mediation.
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Chat#5 In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind - Gunavathi Subramaniam
Wednesday 31 March
Gunavathi is based in Malaysia and is an Advocate & Solicitor, Mediator, Mediation Trainer and a Lecturer for LLM (ADR) at University Malaya.
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Chat#4 In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind- Abiola Abiodun & Fola Alade
2 Minds are better than 1
Abiola and Fola are Mediators and lawyers based in Lagos, Nigeria
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Chat#3
In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind- Adi Gavrila
Wednesday 24 March 2021
Adi is based in Romania. He is a full-time Mediator with domestic, international and company-community multicultural experience since 2002.
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Chat#2 In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind- Gert Nilsson Eldrimner
Wednesday 10 March 2021
Gert is a lawyer and Mediator based in Stockholm, Sweden.
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Chat#1
In Conversation With A Beautiful Mind- Stephan Doukhopelnikoff
Wednesday 17 February 2021
Stephan is based in Burundi.
Click here to know more about Stephan and the wonderful work that he's doing.
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Celebrating Ken Cloke!
Role of Mediators in Social Problem Solving
Role of Mediators in Global Problem Solving including Climate Change
Dialogue Series
Dialogue#1 Vedabhyas from Gandhi Smriti
Dialogue#2 Mediation in Colombia with Pablo Arteta Manrique & Alexandre Simões
Dialogue#3 with Anil Singh Rana on Developing A Culture Of Mediation
Forum Series
Discussion Series
Discussion#1 Mediators, Mediation & Spirituality
Discussion#2 Mediators, Mediation & Spirituality
Discussion#3 Mediators, Mediation & Spirituality
Discussion#4 Mediators, Mediation & Spirituality
Discussion#5 Mediators, Mediation & Spirituality
Meetings
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