Finding Common Ground on Public Lands
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By Susan Crook for EDRBlog.org I kept dreaming of Hayley Mills singing “Let’s Get Together” from The Parent Trap and found myself humming the tune […]
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A Practical Roadmap for Resolving Conflict
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This post originally appeared on Arbinger Institute’s blog May 30, 2017. We are reposting it with Jim Ferrell’s permission. If you want to help people […]
Read MorePatents and Tribal Sovereign Immunity
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By Carlos Quijada for BioLawToday.org The pharmaceutical company Allergan recently assigned its patents on eye medication Restasis to the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe, which agreed […]
Read MoreThe Three F’s of a Successful Watershed Partnership
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By Sue Fearon for EDRBlog.org Earlier this year, Stan, a conversation partner, asked me “Why are you still here? That’s what I want to know. […]
Read MoreNew Research May Help Save Athletes’ Brains
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By Maura Murphy As we enter week 5 of the National Football League (NFL) season, there is immense controversy over whether players should kneel during […]
Read MoreConflict Mapping Is No Spaghetti Bowl
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By Dena Marshall for EDRBlog.org Conflict mapping is a roll-up-your-sleeves pencil and paper exercise that I have come to appreciate and incorporate into my collaborative […]
Read MoreCollaborating for Cleaner Air
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By Ashley Miller for EDRBlog.org I was all set to start learning on the first day of the Environmental Dispute Resolution (EDR) Program’s Short Course […]
Read MoreEstablishing Collaboration: Breaking Down Silos to Effectively Manage Ecosystems
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By Craig Walker for EDRBlog.org In 2016, I was offered the opportunity to participate in a Short Course on Effective Natural Resources Collaboration hosted by […]
Read MoreHold Your Horses! Donating Blood Over Time Is Just as Important as Donating After Disasters
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By Brian Flach for BioLawToday.org By now, everyone has seen the fallout of Hurricane Harvey. The acts of heroism, the widespread destruction, but most importantly, […]
Read MoreDaring to Dialogue: Stories of “Being the Change”
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By Michele Straube and Danya Rumore for EDRBlog.org On June 15, the EDR Program co-hosted “Fostering Productive Dialogue in Divided Times,” the third in the […]
Read MoreTaking the Leap: A Collaborative Process – and Life! — Journey
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By Theresa Jensen for EDRBlog.org Have you ever stood on the edge of a new beginning, noticing all of those excited anxious squiggly feelings dancing […]
Read MoreIs There a Fourth Amendment Expectation of Privacy in Prescription Records? According to the Utah District Court, Maybe Not
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By Leslie Francis, as originally posted on Harvard Law School’s Bill of Health blog. It might come as a surprise to many in the United […]
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