In this episode, Joanne Law chats with Suyheang Kry. She is a mediator and conflict transformation practitioner based in Cambodia.
Suyheang is the executive director of Women Peace Makers which is a not-for-profit in Cambodia working on intersectional issues of gender and peace since 2003.
One of her life’s missions is to mainstream gender sensitivity and responsiveness in alternative dispute resolution both at the policy and implementation level.
Find out more about Women Peace Makers – https://wpmcambodia.org
Suyheang is working on the transformation of the traditional mediation used in Cambodia for family issues by blending the best of the traditions and well-meaning implementation with some of the risk screening and suitability assessment and self-determination principles of modern mediation.
Venita Dimos is a dispute resolution professional collaborating with Mediation Institute to develop a brand new conflict prevention and resolution coaching program called the SOLVE CODE.
Venita Dimos is a dispute resolution professional collaborating with Mediation Institute to develop a brand new conflict prevention and resolution coaching program called the SOLVE CODE.
Episode #1-2021 of Mediator Musings is about Perceptions and how they shape our view of the world and of conflict.
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