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One Pacific Dispute Resolution

Locality: Alice Springs, Northern Territory

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25.01.2022 We welcome Jared Sharp to the One Pacific Team that brings extensive experience working in Youth as a Legal and Education setting he bring expertise in trauma informed restorative justice approaches. He is available across 2 zones NT and Tasmania that means we are almost a national network of trauma informed DR experts His specialty "catching people doing the right thing" One Pacific Dispute Resolution #Mediators https://www.onepacific.info/our-team

25.01.2022 Vicarious trauma is not a sign of weakness. It is the cost of working with people who have experienced trauma and abuse of bearing witness and of empathic engagement with those affected. One Pacific Dispute Resolution offers professional support peacemakers who often work in isolation

23.01.2022 One Pacific Dispute Resolution offers trauma informed dispute resolution training and professional development opportunities across remote regional Australia led by culturally competent community mediators. Contact the experts - we can offer on site or virtual training and mentoring #mediation https://www.onepacific.info/first-nations-community

22.01.2022 Whether its from assault or violence, or as the result of a flood, fire or accident, in childhood or as an adult, trauma is very common. It affects us all. By building a trauma informed community, which is a community that understands the nature of trauma, its impacts and possibilities for recovery, One Pacific Dispute Resolution facilitates not only support and empower survivors, but the wider community

21.01.2022 Peacemakers working with people affected by trauma or with traumatic material can benefit for understanding more about Vicarious trauma, how to recognise the risks early and manage them. One Pacific Dispute Resolution offers professional support

20.01.2022 Thinking of the Tiwi Island and the Ponki Mediators #peace #musictherapy #community

19.01.2022 We live on an island too - we can resolve differences peacefully

19.01.2022 On-line meditations, offering meditations remotely? One Pacific Dispute Resolution has been offering this service for many years especially given the amount of remote / regional work we do - we are open https://www.onepacific.info/online-mediations

18.01.2022 Our mediation team and community project has been nominated by the Australian Disputes Centre 2020 awards Congratulations on the nominations Rhys Jaconley and Madhu Panthee https://www.onepacific.info/first-nations-community

17.01.2022 For more information about the Australian Disputes Centre awards https://www.disputescentre.com.au/2020-adr-awards-winners/ Great to see my team recognised for their peace making achievements working with the elders and key people across remote NT. There are many many community leaders who nurtured this project - many thanks for inviting us back and entrusting our team to support the peacemaking efforts over the years.... Congratulations on all the 2020 nominees and awardees across Australia https://youtu.be/Or2-6wTDIs4 Ali Curung Tennant Creek Peace Project #mediation #ADR #peacekeeping #disputeresolution

17.01.2022 NYC increases funding for health approach to public safety: "At a moment where everyone's looking for where we go, this, I believe, is one of the ways we move forward. This is where we go. This is the future. Help us bring this proven approach to more cities.

16.01.2022 Congratulations to Sycco just took out the Triple J indigenous music grant - singing peacemaker and a shout-out to meditator

16.01.2022 https://www.theguardian.com//victoria-to-set-up-australias

13.01.2022 Being invited to work with the community is an important aspect of our work One Pacific Dispute Resolution - it makes sense both ways...

13.01.2022 Mediation at aged care homes Presentation for Aged Care village mangers https://youtu.be/P2SlIdzsE7M

13.01.2022 This is awesome news Alice Springs 2021

12.01.2022 It's about catching the people do the right thing! #restorativejustice #justicereinvestment https://www.unodc.org//20-01146_Handbook_on_Restorative_Ju

11.01.2022 It is said that in the face of danger, natural instincts are more competition or avoidance and less compassion or collaboration. This behavioural approach would be based on the theory according to which the perception of ones own security and the instinct of conservation prevail. Even if ignorance was not lacking in some cases and effective public policies were delayed in some jurisdictions, however, the Pandemic experience has shown us in many cases that humanity can succes...sfully participate in local or global collaborative exercise. If we are seen from the point of view of our personality, each person is unique. From a cultural point of view, every person is different. But Corona virus reminded us that, from the point of view of what is important to us as humans, we are all the same. When humanity has been endangered, it seems like, more than ever, we have realized that we have the same interests (i.e. health, security) and we need to cooperate, regardless of religion, political views or the resources at hand. Mediation can play a positive role Some of the effects that such global crisis situations create are instability, uncertainty and panic; these, in turn, can become conflict generating factors. Mediation can play a positive role in both preventing and amicably resolving these conflicts. How? Since dispute resolution can also take place in the online environment (ODR or Online Dispute Resolution), now more than ever, mediation can be a viable solution.

11.01.2022 Of the 68 million emails sent through the NT Government's network last year, around 46 million or almost 70 per cent were blocked at the gateway due to suspicious and malicious content. https://www.abc.net.au//ransomware-attack-nt-gove/13036472

10.01.2022 Happy to announce team at One Pacific recognised 2020 Community Mediation Project of the Year Award and for Rhys Jaconley and Madhu Panthee being recognised Australian Disputes Centre Community Mediator of the Year Awards 2020

09.01.2022 A community that understands trauma and works in a trauma-informed way is integral to the recovery of survivors and their loved ones. One Pacific Dispute Resolution facilitators work with the community to map out, identify and help create a community legacy to manage conflict from escalation

09.01.2022 One Pacific Dispute Resolution we have been using zoom.us for connecting people from across the country and the world for several years now .... because it works and we know how to use it. #ODR

09.01.2022 Free live webinar this morning by Bill Eddie from the high conflict institute Starts 10am AEST https://youtu.be/w-3cCdS_9dg

09.01.2022 CALL FOR YOUTH WORKERS TO HELP WITH COVID-19 IN REMOTE COMMUNITIES In the coming weeks and months COVID-19 is likely to hit residents of remote Aboriginal comm...unities in Central Australia particularly hard. When this happens the remote community workforce is also going to be under a great amount of pressure. It will become hard to to keep a range of community programs staffed, especially as travel to community now requires 14 days self-isolation for some workers and all community members. Youth workers are already under the pump and performing other roles in community as well as doing what they can for children and families within the boundaries of the latest COVID 19 requirements. So CAYLUS is looking for expressions of interest from people with the right set of skills who are willing to be employed short-term to: * Travel to the Alice Springs to go into quarantine (potentially supervised and arranged by government) * live in a remote community for 3 months or more working as a part of the local youth program during the COVID-19 pandemic * if needed, work across a range of service areas (such as aged care, food security etc) in a remote community as COVID-19 impacts the workforce and community. This is very new, the rules keep changing so it will require highly adaptive people. We are just seeking expressions of interest as a starting point. We may share the information you provide with youth service providers in the region. If you end up traveling for us, CAYLUS would cover travel and quarantine costs and pay you for your time. Sign up on the form below. https://caylus.org.au/covidregister

08.01.2022 Flashback 2020 Mediation training at Whyalla and meeting the Loaded Dog, the eponymous hero of a famous Henry Lawson short story in which a dog picks up an explosive cartridge, runs past a fire to light the fuse and causes havoc at a gold miner's camp. #mediation #peacemaking

08.01.2022 Commitment to building trust and relationships. We can never stop working on this. One Pacific Dispute Resolution

08.01.2022 It is important to differentiate vicarious trauma from compassion fatigue and burnout, with which it is often confused, and yet commonly co-exists. One Pacific Dispute Resolution offers professional support to peacemakers

07.01.2022 Great to see fellow mediators working in a good way to promote peace in the community

07.01.2022 Unmanaged conflict almost always results in negative outcomes in the form of real dollars - how much is conflict costing your workplace? http://costcalculator.cleconsulting.com.au/costcalculator.p

07.01.2022 Working with the community on a path to healing #bushfiresaustralia #recovery

07.01.2022 Conflict need not escalate or add to life's burden. Take control of conflict in your workplace, SME business, contractors, organisations and inter-family misunderstandings. We can help zoom into resolving underlying issues. All calls are confidential

07.01.2022 A person in conflict may feel that no one can truly understand what has occurred, or may worry that it is a burden to discuss these experiences within a close relationship. One Pacific Dispute Resolution experts offer professional support to deescalate conflict

06.01.2022 Media Release on our Recognition at the Australian Dispute Centre Awards for Community Project of the Year Award https://www.onepacific.info/media-release

06.01.2022 A big shout out to our community volunteers for the invaluable support and kindness

06.01.2022 CALL FOR PROPOSALS FOR THE 2021 NATIONAL MEDIATION CONFERENCE. We are delighted to invite you to submit a proposal for presentation for the National Mediation C...onference, to be held in Alice Springs from 1 4 September 2020. 2020 has been a year of many challenges, changing the way we collaborate and connect with each other. We are looking forward to embracing and leading these changes by delivering an innovative hybrid conference event in 2021, mixing online and face to face activities and presentations. To submit your proposal please create an account in the online submission portal, using the link below and follow the steps. Please see attached our new and improved guidelines for submitting proposals, we encourage you to read these carefully before you complete your submission. ONLINE SUBMISSION PORTAL https://www.nationalmediationconference.com/events Key Dates: Submission deadline: 28 February 2021 Notification of decision: 31 March 2021 Please note: You can start your submission, save it, review, and edit before you SUBMIT. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch with the conference organiser using the details below. We hope you have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! #NMC2021 #mediation #conference [email protected]

05.01.2022 A big day, tomorrow, for all Australian Mediators. Experiencing first time Virtual Gala.

04.01.2022 Living through traumatic events may result in expectations of danger, betrayal, or potential harm within new or old relationships. Survivors may feel vulnerable and confused about what is safe, and therefore it may be difficult to trust others, even those whom they trusted in the past. At One Pacific Dispute Resolution we understand trauma informed practices

04.01.2022 By regaining trust the future itself can be regained. Contact One Pacific Dispute Resolution for your dispute resolution plan

04.01.2022 We know how important funerals and sorry camps are to our communities. COVID 19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, is turning funerals into a big risk for ...everyones health. When too many people get together for a funeral they are making it easier for COVID 19 to spread through our communities. They are putting everyone at the funeral and their loved ones at home at risk of getting the virus. Right now, Australian governments are only allowing 10 people to get together for a funeral. This also goes for sorry camps. Everyone at a funeral should keep three steps away from each other. They should not shake hands or touch each other. This is called social distancing. It is really hard to do, but it will help save lives. If you dont think you can do this please send a message that can be read out at the funeral service. If you are in a high risk group because you are old or have a chronic disease like diabetes or kidney disease please send a message that can be read out at the funeral service You can also pay your respects by visiting the cemetery later. Dont go to the funeral and the sorry camp and put yourself and others at risk. Everyone will understand why this is necessary in this time of crisis. Everyone will think very highly of people who help to keep the numbers at funerals as low as possible. Only very close family should attend the service for their loved one. Families should also think about postponing funerals until it is safer.

04.01.2022 Important education programs about the Corona Virus. These programs in Yolu Martha language come with English subtitles. https://youtu.be/DW8uKrW6P4s

03.01.2022 Free workshop HighConflict in Law About this course Are you familiar with high-conflict behaviours? What are they, and how can you effectively work with high-conflict people? Learn about high-conflict behaviours through this introductory course co-developed by the world-leading experts, Bill Eddy and Megan Hunter, co-founders of the High Conflict Institute in the U.S, and Tania Sourdin, Head of School and Dean at Newcastle Law School in Australia.

03.01.2022 Flashback 2020 Delivering mediation projects as part of the recovery project with Community Legal centres #mediators #peacemaking #bushfirerecovery

02.01.2022 At One Pacific Dispute Resolution we help communities create groundwork for trust.

02.01.2022 Flashback 2020 Outback outreach as part of the bushfire recovery project with community legal centre sa

02.01.2022 Save the Date: 1 - 4 September 2021 The Board is delighted to confirm that the next National Mediation Conference NMC2021 will be based in Alice Springs at ...the Desert Knowledge Precinct. Due to anticipated public health considerations, the conference will be primarily a virtual event with some opportunities for face-to-face participation. Following a formal selection process, Associated Advertising & Promotions Pty Ltd is the Professional Conference Organiser for NMC2021. https://www.nationalmediationconference.com/events AA&P is an NT-based company with strong PCO credentials, online capacity, and experience working with Indigenous events. AA&P is working closely with the NMC2021 Conference Design Committee to ensure the conference is Australia’s landmark mediation event in 2021. The Conference Design Committee and the PCO are currently focused on designing a distinctive logo for the conference; considering the design parameters of a hybrid event; and preparing to issue a call for conference presentations. The Board of National Mediation Conferences Ltd is looking forward to a very successful conference in 2021, and welcomes interest and participation from the mediation and the broader ADR communities. #mediation #nationalmediationconfernce

02.01.2022 Translated resources about Covid 19. Excellent resource for customers who speak another language. https://www.ethnolink.com.au/covid-19-coronavirus-translat/

01.01.2022 @ [994938087232096:274:One Pacific Dispute Resolution] helps people and communities that have experienced trauma, past and present. "the manner of the mediator made the difference; the process was hard but we got through it"

01.01.2022 "As many are learning, the 'togetherness' of self-isolation can lead to family conflicts. If it feels serious, we de-escalate conflict." To make an appointment with a conflict resolution expert via video or telephone call. Visit www.onepacific.info