Professor Andrea Schneider (top left) gave the keynote address at the Opening Conference for the Mediation Competition “Mediazioni Fiorentine” hosted by the University of Florence, Faculty of Law. (October 2023) Professor Schneider also presented at UC Hastings Symposium Fall Presenter, Against Negotiation, DEI and Dispute Resolution: Reimagining the Field, UC Law San Francisco CNDR 20th Anniversary Conference (November 2023)
Professor Lela Love (bottom middle) gave the keynote address at the conference “Alternative Dispute Resolution and Access to Justice" (Brazil), organized by the Institute of Lawyers of San Paulo and the U.S. Embassy. She was also a panelist for the conference "Mediation: A Sleeping Beauty” (Doha), organized as a part of the Sleeping Beauty Conference Series by the HBKU College of Law, and a trainer in the Advanced Mediation Training for the Mediators of the Office of the Ombudsman for United Nations Funds and Programmes. (October 2023)
Professor Elizabeth Goldman (bottom left) presented on behalf of the Cardozo Securities Clinic at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Investor Advisory Committee in the panel discussion “Examining the use of Complex Investment Products and Strategies by Self-Directed Investors – Is the Current Approach Working?” (December 2023)
Professor Robyn Weinstein (top right) also presented at the New York State Dispute Resolution Annual Conference on a panel entitled, “Through Different Lenses: Increasing Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Different facets of Dispute Resolution” (October 2023) Professor Weinstein also presented at the New Jersey Association of Mediation Professionals Annual Conference on “Critical Skills for Civil Mediators” (November 2023).
Professor Brian Farkas (top middle) spoke at the College of Commercial Arbitrators Annual Meeting in Washington, DC, on "The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Arbitration." (October 2023)
Professor Hillary Packer (bottom right) presented on Restorative Justice in the Courts, at the New York State Dispute Resolution Annual Conference. (October 2023) The panel focused on restorative justice, a paradigm and set of practices inspired by indigenous traditions, which is increasingly used to respond to harm. Additionally, Professor Packer’s work was featured in a New York Times article about her initiative “Circles for Safe Streets” that aims to allow car crash-victims and drivers to bridge the communication gap between all the people involved in a car crash using restorative justice techniques.