Center for Conflict Resolution

ICR (Interpersonal Conflict Resolution) training helps us dive into our own styles of conflict and how we can personally move through conflict in different and better ways. Mediation training prepares community members to know the theory behind transformative mediation and empowers participants to step into the mediator role through hands on practice. Register here: https://www.ccrkc.org/trainings

The Center for Conflict Resolution is offering our Neighborhood Accountability Training to provide community members the opportunity to be a part of restorative justice processes that happen in their communities around Kansas City. Neighborhood Accountability Boards allow for all parties affected by harm, such as shoplifting, underage drinking and more, to share their side of […]

Wednesday, November 8, 9 a.m. to noon Magis Activity Center, 5311 Tracy, KCMO, on the campus of Rockhurst University (free parking in adjacent lot) Maximum of Forty participants, $25/person fee. The Center for Conflict Resolution developed the training for KC 360, the violence prevention initiative led by KC Common Good. The training focuses on de-escalation techniques, building trust, avoiding […]

Interpersonal Conflict Resolution (ICR) training offers participants reflection on their conflict styles in calm and storm, learn new skills to address conflict, and practice initiating a one-on-one collaborative process (prerequisite to mediation training). Mediation training provides foundational learning and practicing transformative mediation while also empowering participants to step into the mediator role as they help […]

Trauma and the effect it can have on our lives can last a lifetime. This training will begin to uncover types of trauma, how we might experience it, and ways to move through it. We are not destined to “just live with it”. If you are a practitioner or looking for personal insight, this experience […]

Learn about the indigenous roots of Restorative Justice, the concepts of dignity, universal needs, and how it differs from criminal justice. This interactive training includes using restorative processes in schools, out in community, and with justice-involved individuals to break the cycle of violence and repair relationships.

*formerly known as Neighborhood Accountability Board Want to make a difference in your community? When you take the Center for Conflict Resolution's CAB Training, you'll gain skills and the confidence to be part of a locally-based, Restorative Justice process that works. CABs bring together everyone affected by harm -- from shoplifting to felony offenses -- […]

Learn about the indigenous roots of RJ, the concepts of dignity, universal needs, and how it differs from criminal justice. This interactive training includes using restorative processes in schools, out in community, and with justice-involved individuals to break the cycle of violence and repair relationships. Recommended for community members (age 15+) who want to make […]