Dispute Resolution Faculty Toolkit
Dispute Resolution Faculty Toolkit
Tools for leading when conflicts arise on both on and off campus.
The Divided Community Project’s Virtual Toolkit for dispute resolution faculty is designed to help faculty offer local and university leaders collaborative approaches to leading a divided community. Resources also support faculty in preparing future leaders to address community division, applying the dispute resolution and systems design concepts they know and teach to broad community conflicts. Tools include guides, checklists, case studies, simulations and more.
“Conflict can be a positive force for learning and change, or it can devolve into bitterness, harassment, and even violence. Dispute resolution faculty are uniquely positioned to offer constructive ways to deal with conflict, both on and off campus.”
Key Toolkit Resources
Checklist for Campus Events That May Attract Protest
Leading a Divided Campus
Symbols and Public Spaces Amid Division
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Guides
Guides offer leaders comprehensive information and step-by-step guidance to address conflict.
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Simulations
Simulations provide facilitators with everything they need to run an immersive learning experience.
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Case Studies
Case studies highlight how DCP's principles have been applied in various communities across the country.
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Checklists
Checklists provided helpful reminders of key ideas and practices for managing specific conflicts.
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Have questions?
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