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.
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.
- 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
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May the purchase of these gifts bring you joy as it brings peaceful solutions
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“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
was a collaboration between the Smithsonian Institution and the Maryland Humanities Council. The Boyden Gallery of St. Mary’s College of Maryland, in partnership with Historic St. Mary’s City, the Community Mediation Centers of Calvert and St. Mary’s Counties, The Slack Water Center and The Center for the Study of Democracy at St. Mary’s College of Maryland, as well as numerous community organizations affiliated in a Neighborhood Network explores the fences, boundaries and rights-of-way – both physical and metaphorical – that enclose us or divide us.
The Facing Fences- Southern Maryland project was documented in a book edited by Vicki and Dusty Rhoades. The book is available at Amazon.com.
Fences, boundaries, barriers and perceptions
are discontinuities that represent both challenge and opportunity.
Where there is trumoil, there is also possibility.
Join us in exploring the ways that we may come together across various divides.
Listen for the opportunities to be stronger in self and more connected to other.
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