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GRANTS 
GRANT APPLICATION.pdf
In keeping with its mission to foster growth of alternative dispute resolution systems throughout the country, the College has established a Grant program.
Grant recepients may include non-profit organizations, associations, government agencies, entities, or systems that support education, outreach, or service-delivery projects utilizing mediation and/or alternative dispute resolution. A grant is normally a form of financial assistance that funds an individual or organization to develop or provide assistance for a specific project or program.
Completion and submission of a Grant Application is prerequisite for consideration.
Awards are given once a year in conjunction with the College's Annual Retreat and Conference.
Previous awards:
| 2008 |
Awarded to the Maine Court Alternative Dispute Resolution Services "CADRES" program for use in the development and implementation of a pilot program for alternative dispute resolution services in the area of harrassment. The CADRES Program Director is Diane Kenty. |
| 2009 |
Awarded to the University of Montana Community Dispute Resolution Center Mediation Clinic to continue the study and practice of alternative dispute resolution and provide training to students in mediation practice serving the Missoula community. The Mediation Clinic Director is Eduardo R.C. Capulong. |
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