Listen in on a conversation about the School Community Toolbox. Learn more about its value and how to use it in your community.
Learn the steps on how to conduct a community-police dialogue.
The AAA-ICDR Foundation, Dayton Mediation Center, and Dignity Best Practices presented their grant collaboration: Alternative Police Response, created by the Dayton Ohio Mediation Response Unit on June 7, 2024 at the Association of Conflict Resolution – Greater New York Annual Conference
Watch this video to learn more about the Foundation's Annual Grant Cycle and how to best prepare a successful application.
#CampusBridge has developed two videos with accompanying checklists and a facilitation guide for colleges and universities to share with students to promote dialogue and understanding on campus.
Divided Community Project, Joint Campus-Law Enforcement Preparation for Campus Demonstrations and Hate Incidents Amid Violence in the Middle East: Ideas for an Agenda (2024)
Watch the AAA-ICDR Foundation Special Initiative Grant recipient National Civic League’s Center for Democracy Innovation’s Webinar ‘What Do People Need to Feel Heard? Replacing Microphones with Deliberation.’
Strategies and tools for an effective approach to democratic engagement across dividing lines in your community.
AAA-ICDR Foundation grantee Research Foundation of CUNY and MH Mediate recently published the Trauma-Informed and Bias-Resistant Resources.
This guide provides a thorough review of history, policy, training, operations, data and public education campaigns in the hopes of empowering communities to engage with local departments to inspire positive changes with crisis response systems.
AAA-ICDR Foundation has awarded two grants totaling $400,000 to expand Dayton Ohio’s Mediation Response Unit. This recorded webinar provides an overview of the Unit and advice for other communities wanting to develop similar programs.
On May 3, 2023, the AAA-ICDR Foundation and grantee Mediators Beyond Borders International hosted a special presentation by Ukrainian social psychologist, Dr. Iryna Eihelson. The recording is now available to view.