Peacebuilders is a youth focused, not-for-profit, charitable organization based in Toronto, Canada. Peacebuilders was established to improve the lives of youth, by providing them with appropriate access to justice so that they can overcome personal challenges and realize their full potential. Our mission is to support youth by managing conflict through Peacebuilding Circles. Peacebuilders programs not only help to keep young people in school and out of the criminal justice system, but also help foster resilient young leaders who see the value in contributing and giving back to their communities.
Since its inception in 2002, Peacebuilders has addressed and prevented youth conflict, violence and bullying and helped youth build personal capacity through our restorative Peacebuilding Circle dialogues. Our programs have led to the very first restorative justice clinic in the city of Toronto, at the Youth Court at 311 Jarvis Street, as well as partnerships with schools, jails and other community organizations.
We offer free mediations to individuals, neighbours, communities, and businesses in Calgary and the surrounding area.
Community Mediation Calgary Society (CMCS) is a registered charitable not-for-profit organization with trained volunteer mediators who provide a safe space for open and effective conversation.
We follow an interest-based problem solving approach to mediation —defining problems, uncovering what is important to the participants, and reaching a resolution.
The end goal is to develop understanding and empathy between participants, so they can reach a mutually agreeable resolution.
To find out more information and to see if you qualify for free mediation, please go to our website https://www.communitymediation.ca/
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