This year’s report spotlights funding across all programs. Explore the highlights, funding initiatives, and the people advancing access to ADR through Foundation support.
RSI launches a practical, user-tested toolkit to improve public understanding of ODR through plain language, visuals, and accessible design.
New Resources designed for self-represented litigants help simplify and improve engagement with online court services.
We are excited to share updates on our latest initiatives, including our Annual Grant
Cycle, Special Initiative, and Rapid Response efforts in California. Learn about the
incredible work being done across the U.S. to advance access to justice, empower
young peacemakers, and foster civil discourse.
The AAA-ICDR Foundation and AAA are committed to providing support to those affected by the wildfires in the greater Los Angeles area. Both are actively engaged in providing meaningful assistance to aid in the recovery and rebuilding efforts.
AAA-ICDR Foundation grantees of Arizona State University are co-winners of the 2025 International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Resolution Institute Professional Article Award.
Listen to an insightful webinar featuring leaders and grant partners who are making strides in fostering civility, bridging divides, and advancing democracy through civic engagement.
As we approach the end of 2024, the AAA-ICDR Foundation reflects on a successful year of advancing our mission to support the prevention and resolution of conflicts by expanding access to alternative dispute resolution.
Check out the latest Keeping It 100 Podcast Episode, featuring Tracey Frisch, Executive Director, AAA-ICDR Foundation sharing an overview of the Foundation.
The AAA-ICDR Foundation wraps up 2024 with immense gratitude for its partners and supporters who bring our mission to life. Read the full update and consider supporting us with a donation.
2024 Honorable Bernice B. Donald Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in the Legal Profession Award Recipient.
The Dayton Mediation Response Unit responded to more than 3,200 calls last year that police officers in the past used to handle. The unit has seen a sizable increase in calls this year, which is helping reduce the burden on law enforcement while assisting community members so they can work through conflict.