RSI is pleased to announce we have added two new Special Topics to our Resource Center. One is about Restorative Justice and its relationship to court ADR and the other is about Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility in court ADR. RSI develops Special Topics from time to time to respond to issues people who work with court ADR are facing. These latest Special Topics join others on subjects such as eviction mediation, online dispute resolution and child protection mediation.
Both these Special Topics were made possible by a grant from the American Arbitration Association – International Centre for Dispute Resolution Foundation. Thank you to the AAA-ICDR Foundation!
Archive for the ‘Diversity and Inclusion’ Category
Two New RSI Special Topics Available
Susan M. Yates, December 21st, 2021New to RSI’s Resource Center
Nicole Wilmet, April 1st, 2021Did you know that RSI’s Resource Center is the most comprehensive and respected source of information on court ADR anywhere? Housed within the Resource Center is the Research Library which has an extensive collection of court ADR resources such as articles, studies, court rules, statutes and court forms.
RSI’s Resource Center Director Nicole Wilmet regularly adds new resources to the Research Library. The following list highlights a few of the resources that have recently been added.
- Disability Terminology Chart by Linda McCulloh and the California Courts
- Fairness & Diversity Repository by the Florida Courts
- The Language of Identity – Using Inclusive Terminology by the University of Missouri
- Learning to Listen: An Evaluation of New Hampshire’s Felony Settlement Conference by Rebecca Sigman
- State Court Accessibility Resources by the American Bar Association
- Zoom: Accessibility for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing by the American Bar Association Commission on Disability Rights
We hope these resources are helpful in your work!
Recently Added Resources to RSI’s Research Library
Nicole Wilmet, November 4th, 2020Did you know that RSI’s Resource Center is the most comprehensive and respected source of information on court ADR anywhere? Housed within the Resource Center is the Research Library which has an extensive annotated collection of court ADR resources such as articles, studies, court rules, statutes and court forms.
Each month I review and add new resources to the Research Library. The following list highlights a few of the resources that have recently been added.
- The Wisconsin Mediation Landscape: A Survey of Judges on the Availability, Need and Use of Mediationby Jennifer Shack
- Online Dispute Resolution in the United States by the American Bar Association
- Implicit Bias: A Primer for Courts by Jerry Yang
- Addressing Implicit Bias in the Courts by Pamela M. Casey, Roger K. Warren, Fred L. Cheesman and Jennifer K. Elek
- Utah Online Dispute Resolution Platform: A Usability Evaluation and Report by Stacy Butler, Sarah Mauet, Christopher L. Griffin, Jr. and Mackenzie S. Pish
- Measuring “Access to Justice” in the Rush to Digitize by Amy Schmitz
I hope these resources are helpful to you in your work!
