ABOUT FIRST ADR KIT

Have you ever wished there was a First AID to fix not only bones but also broken human relations? Worry no more – we may have a Kit just for you!

‘First ADR Kit’ is a project designed to bring AID in the form of ADR = Alternative Dispute Resolution. We aim to bring professional business-related conflict resolution skills into youth education all around Europe. The project is a KA2 Strategic Partnership of organisations from 5 countries (Poland, Estonia, Italy, Norway and the United Kingdom), financially supported by the European Commission within the framework of Erasmus+ Programme and coordinated by the Polish NGO – Youth Development and Integration Association STRIM.

We hope that the site will provide you with some useful information, resources and, above all …. inspiration!

Our aim here is two-fold:

To provide the space for learning and the exchange of valuable information, content, ideas, tools, etc. All of these are related to various aspects of ADR, including: mediation, negotiations, ADR tools for youth work etc.

To document the project and its activities so that they are widely visible and provide the source of empowerment for the organisations and individuals interested in the topic and/or wishing to undertake a similar, international initiative in the future.

Whether you are a partner promoter, trainee engaged in the project activities, a curious individual, institution or commercial entity interested in ADR or you simply found this space by chance…..WELCOME!

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT US

Check our about section to read more on the project itself as well as partner promoters engaged in the activities.

WAYS TO ENGAGE

NEWS

02
Sep
Indicators of mediation-based ADR system

While working with youth, how often do you hear one of these sentences?
‘I won’t do it!’
‘It is stupid, you are stupid, I don’t like it.’
More often than you can count? That means you are definitely a youth worker with experience and you know that sometimes, while approaching youth, you need to first combat their defences and understand what their priorities and needs in life are.

Posted in: ADR, Mediation,
Tags: ADR, Erasmus+, mediation, ReMeDy, youth,
23
Aug
The results of negotiation

While working with youth, how often do you hear one of these sentences?
‘I won’t do it!’
‘It is stupid, you are stupid, I don’t like it.’
More often than you can count? That means you are definitely a youth worker with experience and you know that sometimes, while approaching youth, you need to first combat their defences and understand what their priorities and needs in life are.

Posted in: ADR, Mediation,
Tags: ADR, Erasmus+, mediation, ReMeDy, youth,
07
Aug
Non-violent communcation

While working with youth, how often do you hear one of these sentences?
‘I won’t do it!’
‘It is stupid, you are stupid, I don’t like it.’
More often than you can count? That means you are definitely a youth worker with experience and you know that sometimes, while approaching youth, you need to first combat their defences and understand what their priorities and needs in life are.

Posted in: ADR, Mediation,
Tags: ADR, Erasmus+, mediation, ReMeDy, youth,

EVENTS

Conference in Youth Centre Vihasoo (Estonia)
June 30, 2018 12:00 pm
Youth Centre Vihasoo (Estonia)
Conference in Italy
June 13, 2018 10:30 am
Belforte all’Isauro, Italy
Conference in Narvik
June 20, 2018 6:00 pm
Narviksenteret, Narvik, Norway
Conference in Leamington Spa (UK)
June 29, 2018 10:30 am
The SYDNI Centre Cottage Square, Leamington Spa, United Kingdom