According to our regulations, mediation is the “means of dispute resolution, whatever its name, in which two or more parties voluntarily attempt to reach an agreement by themselves with the intervention of a mediator.” But today we wonder how to start a mediation procedure… Read more
Bullying is a social phenomenon that has gained increasing attention in recent years due to its devastating effects on the mental health and well-being of young people.
The mental health of our children and adolescents is a growing concern in contemporary society. Knowing and understanding the most common challenges they face, such as depression and anxiety, is essential to providing them with the necessary support. In this article, we will explore these disorders and illnesses, as well as strategies to promote healthy mental health and spot warning signs.
In a world where bullying and cyberbullying are unfortunately common, it is vital to have effective tools to address this problem. One of the most prominent programs in this area is KIVA, a global initiative that has gained recognition for its innovative approach and positive impact on the lives of young people. Since its creation in Finland in 2007, the KIVA program has proven to be a powerful tool in the fight against bullying and cyberbullying in communities around the world.
In a world where bullying and cyberbullying are unfortunately common, it is vital to have effective tools to address this problem. One of the most prominent programs in this area is KIVA, a global initiative that has gained recognition for its innovative approach and positive impact on the lives of young people. Since its creation in Finland in 2007, the KIVA program has proven to be a powerful tool in the fight against bullying and cyberbullying in communities around the world.
These stories not only offer an eye-opening perspective on the reality of gender inequality, but also invite reflection, empathy and dialogue, especially among adolescents. From the courage of the suffragettes to the fight against domestic oppression, these films paint a moving portrait of female resistance across different eras and realities.
Sometimes we mediators are like tightrope walkers in the middle of the cable of a complex process where confidentiality is like that long pole that helps us in that difficult balance in the heights.
In our days where migration is going to be one of the great challenges to address social cohesion in our societies, community mediation is going to become, if not already, a key strategy to address it through dialogue.
Today is the time to reflect on all the achievements and advances that women have made, but also to remember that there is still work to do to achieve a more equal society. Together we can make a difference!
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