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"Peace is not the absence of conflict but the presence of creative alternatives for responding to conflict."
           ~ Dorothy Thompson

 

Tom Wisner sings a song of peace to Sheila Martel at the CMC Open House, 2007.

Click here to view pictures of the CMC of Calvert's first birthday celebration and Open House.

 

Gretchen and Randy Richie will perform at the Friends & Lovers at Calvert Marine Museum on Friday, February 12, 2010.

Click here to see pictures of

Friends & Lovers event in 2009

and other CMCC Past Acitivities

 

What is Mediation?

Mediation is an opportunity to manage conflicts differently. With the help of mediators, you can discuss issues and talk about your concerns. In mediation, you — not the mediator — control the decisions and the outcome.

 

How Does Mediation Work?

Mediation brings people in conflict together in a comfortable and safe setting. The mediators help you talk to each other to clarify goals, gather information, and identify options. It is up to you to decide what will meet your needs as you manage the conflict. What is discussed with the mediators is kept private and confidential.

 

What are the Benefits of Mediation?

  • Mediation is convenient and free.
  • You make your own decisions about how to deal with the conflict.
  • Solutions that you arrive at will be far more satisfying and lasting than anything imposed upon you by others.
  • 85% of people who have used mediation feel that they have improved their situation

 

Peace-filled gifts that support CMC

Community Mediation Center hats and "peaceable" tiles.

$20.00 each plus postage.

May the purchase of these gifts bring you joy as it brings peaceful solutions
to conflict in our community.

“Peaceable heart", "peaceable home" and "peaceable world" tiles were made for CMC by local artist, Parran Collery of Main Street Art Gallery in Prince Frederick. To order, contact : Susan Rork , Executive Director, P.O.Box 807, Solomons, Md 20688 or email: calvertmediation@hotmail.com

 

Upcoming Events . . .

Friends & Lovers at the Calvert Marine Museum, Feb. 12th

Mark your calendars now for the Friends and Lovers evening on Friday, February 12, 2010 at the Calvert Marine Museum. Gretchen and Randy Richie will be performing again for us. Click under the picture of Gretchen and Randy in the side bar to get a glimpse of the fun which is had by all at this event. There will be wine, finger food, music, dancing and even Silent Auction items to bid on.  There is no charge; however, donations are appreciated.

 

CMC Facilitates Voices of Calvert Series
Once again CMC is partnering with the Calvert Library Prince Frederick and others to host a discussion series designed to encourage conversation and understanding among the members of Calvert’s diverse population. This discussion series, called Voices of Calvert, comes on the heals of the very successful Civil Discourse for a Sustainable Calvert series.

Each discussion will begin with guest speakers who will share their own stories to stimulate and inspire an open discussion among participants. Discussions are held every first Thursday of every month. Trained facilitators from CMCCC have volunteered their services to help ensure that the Calvert Voices discussion series is as successful as the Civil Discourse discussion groups.

 

 

 

Contact:

Susan Rork , Executive Director

P.O.Box 807

Solomons, Md 20688

443-975-4973

calvertmediation@hotmail.com


 

Updated Feb, 2010

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