Conflict resolution specialists do not belong to unions, but many join professional associations that offer useful resources such as training opportunities, networking events, conferences, and publications. The Association for Conflict Resolution is one of the most popular organizations for people in this field. It offers membership, publications such as Conflict Resolution Quarterly, continuing education classes and webinars, an annual conference, and other resources and events. The American Arbitration Association is a leading provider of alternative dispute resolution services for business-to-business claims. It manages a National Roster of Arbitrators and Mediators. Other recommended organizations include the College of Commercial Arbitrators and the National Association for Community Mediation. The National Association of Certified Mediators offers voluntary certification to CRSs. There are also organizations at the state level such as the Arizona Association for Conflict Resolution and the New York State Dispute Resolution Association.
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