ONLINE MEETING: Here for a Good Time... AND a Long Time: How to Have a Long, Healthy and Happy Career in ADR
This meeting is being hosted by the ADR - Nanaimo Section.
| Speakers: |
Sally Campbell, Mediator |
| Time: |
Thursday, May 4, 2023, 5:30pm - 7:30pm (PT) |
| CPD Hours: |
2.00 hour |
Synopsis
Sally Campbell will lead an engaging discussion on building and maintaining long-term health and wellness while working in the field of alternative dispute resolution. Join the discussion on such topics as emotional and mental preparation for mediation, boundaries, avoiding burnout, toxicity burden and more.
About Sally Campbell
Sally Campbell is a retired mediator/lawyer, currently developing her chops as a peace writer. She launched her mediation practice in 1986 after 8 years’ practicing law, and had the good fortune to mediate thousands of disputes over the years. She facilitated groups large and small. This hands-on experience, often with deep-rooted conflict, led to her working across Canada, designing & delivering training in negotiation, mediation, & all aspects of collaborative process. She worked with lawyers, judges, government, and as a lead trainer for CLEBC. Sally was for many years a Senior Trainer for the JIBC. She has long been deeply involved with indigenous communities - as mediator, learner & teacher - exploring how restorative practices & traditional ways of resolving disputes can inform current issues, healing and problem-solving. Her peak experience in law was conceiving of and then, co-organizing (with now Madam Justice Ardith Walkem & Louise Mandell, KC) CLEBC’s first-ever conference on Indigenous Legal Orders in 2012.
Until 2021, her work included a decade of extensive engagement with faculty leadership, management & staff at UBC, in various roles as a conflict specialist. She lives on Hornby Island, BC, traditional territory of K’omox & Pentlatch First Nations, and can usually be found baking bread, walking the beach, or skiing, when not researching and writing about social justice issues & militarism for the Islands Grapevine.
Territorial Acknowledgement
This event will be broadcast from the traditional and unceded territory of the Coast Salish peoples, including Tsleil-Waututh, Squamish and Musqueam First Nations. We encourage members to explore the rich history and knowledge of Indigenous people, and to continue learning about their experience in Canada past and present.
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