• Free Virtual CUC Meet and Greet

    ONLINE

    Are you interested in conflict resolution, mediation, or understanding different perspectives? We invite you to join the Center for Understanding in Conflict (CUC) Meet and Greet, a unique opportunity to […]

  • Working with Lawyers in the Room (2025)

    Zoom webinar

    Join Katherine Miller and Michelle Exline Minovi for an essential exploration of mediation when attorneys are present alongside their clients. This engaging webinar addresses the unique dynamics, challenges, and opportunities […]

    $47.00
  • Working with Lawyers in the Room: Part 2 (2025)

    ONLINE

    Join Michelle Exline Minovi and Gary Friedman for Part 2 of Working with Lawyers in the Room.  In Part 1 we discussed how to establish agreements and expectations for lawyers’ […]

    $47.00
  • CUC Connect Online Mixer: Getting Started in 2026

    ONLINE

    CUC Connect Member-Only | December SessionPresentation + Small Group Discussion Join us for a dynamic and collaborative members-only gathering focused on launching your journey toward deeper mediation experience in the […]

  • Below the Surface: Reading the Unspoken in Conflict

    ONLINE

    In conflict, the most important information is often the least spoken: A crossed arm, a long silence, a sudden withdrawal. While these can be perceived as obstacles, they can actually […]

    $24.99
  • Back to Basics: Parties Understanding Each Other

    ONLINE

    Once both parties feel understood by you as the mediator/conflict professional, what comes next? This webinar revisits a powerful step in the conflict resolution process: helping the parties demonstrate understanding […]

    $24.99
  • Beyond the Shield: Working Through Resistance with Understanding

    ONLINE

    When parties in conflict shut down, attack, or dig in their heels, it is rarely an act of ill intent but rather it is a defensive response to perceived threat, loss of autonomy, or unacknowledged needs. Traditional approaches often attempt to bypass or override this resistance, but the Understanding-Based Model offers a more transformative path: […]