NSW community justice centres will be scrapped next year – it’s enshittification in action | Graeme Gibson
The public mediation service where I work has been keeping the peace at no cost to participants for 40 years. But now it’s closing without inquiry or consultation
In life, disagreements, arguments and conflicts are inevitable. But there are options for how we respond.
Listening, understanding the other person’s point of view, exploring the options and reality testing are at the heart of a successful resolution to conflict. These are stages in mediation before negotiating an agreement, and this is the process followed by the New South Wales Community Justice Centre (CJC) program since it was established more than 40 years ago. Over that time, this free service has consistently seen success rates of around 80%.
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