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Matthew Janes, Ph.D. Matthew holds a Certificate in Conflict Resolution (Mediation/Third Party Intervention) from the Justice Institute of British Columbia. He has worked in the areas of workplace dispute resolution, non-profit sector mediation, and student conduct. Matthew is a member of the Ethics and Professional Practice Committee of ADRIC as well as a Board member of ADR Atlantic. |
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Eva Malisius, MA, PhD, Q.Arb, Royal Roads University, Victoria
Dr. Eva Malisius is an Associate Professor in the School of Humanitarian Studies at Royal Roads University. At RRU, she redesigned the Masters program in Conflict Analysis and Management. As a scholar and practitioner she has worked in North America and Europe, including co-founding an NGO focusing on interethnic dialogue in post-conflict communities by using mediation as a tool for dialogue. Dr. Malisius also speaks at national and international conferences and events, provides mediation services with a focus on intercultural and community dialogue, coaches individuals and teams to empower sustainable solutions, and develops innovative approaches to constructive conflict-engagement and transformation learning. |
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Rick Russell, BA, LL.B, C.Med, C.Arb, Agree Dispute Resolution, Dundas, Ontario
Rick Russell is a Canadian expert in conflict management practice, consulting, and training. He regularly serves as a mediator, integrity commissioner, construction referee, arbitrator, third party fact finder, and workshop facilitator in contexts that include workplace, construction, employment and commercial disputes. Rick is on ADR rosters of bodies such as Ontario’s Ministry of Transportation, the Ontario Road Builders’ Association, and the ADR Institute of Canada. He previously served as the Ombudsman of McMaster University and is currently Ombudsman for the Region and City of Waterloo. Rick holds a law degree from the University of Western Ontario and a Certificate in Adult Education from St. Francis Xavier University. He has given ADR training to groups from law, finance, law enforcement, and a variety of industries and professions. Rick teaches at both Queen’s Industrial Relations Centre and the University of Waterloo’s Conrad Grebel University College. |
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