Peace talks. 

Mediation works. 

Dialogue changes.

Peace talks.

Mediation works. 

Dialogue changes.             

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Welcome to mediatEUr

We are a novel venture in international peace mediation.

mediatEUr brings together a network of qualified mediators and thematic experts to support peace processes in countries affected or threatened by conflict. We work with conflict parties, peace practitioners, policymakers and organisations active in conflict resolution, peacemaking and peace building.

 

mediatEUr works to promote the use of mediation and dialogue as effective and constructive methods for resolving conflicts. We do this through direct mediation and facilitation; providing advice to conflict resolution efforts; and capacity-building for individuals and organisations.

 

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Blog

Blog Archive
'While track one breakthroughs like the Ohrid Agreement or the recent Kosovo-Serbia Agreement are needed to start peace processes, positive peace can only be achieved through sustainable long-term follow-up of the implementation process'  
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"Disputes arising over implementation terms may not just arise between the parties, but also between parties and implementers, and between implementers and other implementers. As a result, and perhaps paradoxically, more mediation may in fact be required at this time, and between more actors, rather than less." 
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Tuesday, 12 March 2013 15:06

The Quality of Our Attention

"A mediator is a sensitive outsider. Their presence in a situation of conflict or disturbance can bring a quality of attention to people who might otherwise feel lost, hopeless or, even, anaesthetised from their own suffering."    A presentation given by mediatEUr Senior Associate Brendan McAllister at the conference ‘Conflict Resolution: Peace, Practice, Perspectives – Celebrating Women as ADR Leaders’ in Dublin for the International Women's…
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