Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution

The Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution is very excited to announce that the 2017 Jed D. Melnick Symposium, Persistent Human Divides: Creative Initiatives for Communication, Collaboration, and Cohesion, will be available to livestream! Links to the livestream for each panel follow this message. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to witness this groundbreaking event no matter where you are. The Symposium will be exploring innovations in the development of dispute res...olution teaching, training and tools, including: - Dispute resolution curriculum for our times - An important role for art in expanding perspectives - The role of journalists in shaping their readers’ understanding of conflicts - Peacemaking circles to promote healing and harmony in families and communities - Facilitation and training for groups needing cohesion and community 11/13/17 Introduction and Keynote https://cardozolaw.hosted.panopto.com/Panopto//Viewer.aspx 11/13/17 Panel 1 https://cardozolaw.hosted.panopto.com/Panopto//Viewer.aspx 11/13/17 Panel 2 https://cardozolaw.hosted.panopto.com/Panopto//Viewer.aspx 11/13/17 Panel 3+4 https://cardozolaw.hosted.panopto.com/Panopto//Viewer.aspx 11/13/17 Panel 5 https://cardozolaw.hosted.panopto.com/Panopto//Viewer.aspx

Volume 19, Issue 1 has been published and is now available! Congratulations to the Volume 19 Staff and Board of CJCR on the publication of their first issue!! A very special congratulations to our Editor-in-Chief Ryan Vines, Managing Editor Sarah Lesser, Senior Articles Editor Jeremy Cantor, and Senior Notes Editor Ethan Rubin. You may read the Scholarly Articles and Notes in print, and they will be available on Westlaw and on our website (http://cardozojcr.com) in the coming days.

Congratulations to the New Staff Members of the Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution, Volume 19!

Last week, the Association for Conflict Resolution-Greater New York Chapter held its Annual Conference. Our Volume 19 Editor-in-Chief Ryan and our Volume 19 Senior Notes Editor Ethan were there to represent CJCR!

Congratulations to CJCR on the publication of its final issue of the academic cycle - Volume 18.3. What a great year! In addition to putting on a fall Symposium that riveted over 100 attendees and an International Advocate for Peace award ceremony honoring Dr. Rajiv Shah, the Journal published just under 1,000 pages of cutting edge ADR scholarship over the course of this cycle. And a very special congratulations to Alice Wade, Daniel Spencer, Mike Meyers, Emily Katz, and Juliana Bleiberg on the official publication of their Student Notes!!! You may read the Scholarly Articles and Notes in print, on Westlaw, and online at http://cardozojcr.com/volume-183-spring-2017/.