Talk Story IV: Reflective Practice
July 27, 2017
Hosted by The Hawai’i State Judiciary Center for Alternative Dispute Resolution
Co-sponsors: The Association for Conflict Resolution-Hawai’i, the ADR Section of the Hawai’i State Bar Association, The Matsunaga Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution, The Mediation Center of the Pacific
Connecting Theory to Practice for Intentional Application of ADR Tools
5:30 pm Registration & Pupus • 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm Storytelling
Hawai’i State Judiciary Center for Alternative Dispute Resolution 417 South King Street, Room 101 (Plenty of Metered Parking • Free after 6 p.m.)
After a short hiatus, Talk Story is back. We are anxiously anticipating our next meet-up where conflict resolution professionals, and eager up-and-comers, discuss practice and theory. The informal gathering is intended to allow for reflection, feedback (and likely a few laughs) on anything from process to client behavior, to self-care. Participation is flexible. Seasoned and new practitioners are welcomed.
Connecting Theory to Practice This next Talk Story will be a rigorous peer-to-peer evaluation of tools and timing in ADR practice. Real-life cases, or real possible scenarios, will be shared to start a deliberative discussion on timing, circumstances, party and attorney personalities, and why “gut instinct” is not always our best guide. The focus of discussions will be on more intentional application of our tools, including examples of reflective practice tools and their benefits.
Seating is limited to 25. Must RSVP: Call Memory Tanuvasa (808) 539-4237 MEDIATORS & FACILITATORS: COME TO SHARE EXPERIENCES, IDEAS AND EVEN A FEW LAUGHS.
