Established by the legislature in 1989, the Commission provides dispute resolution and conflict management resources, training, and direct services to Ohio schools, communities, courts, and state and local government. Its nationally and internationally recognized programs and services result in quantifiable cost savings that lead to more effective and efficient government. The overall goal of the Commission is to assist Ohioans in resolving disputes in the most efficient way possible while reducing the chance of violence, building positive relationships and helping disputants reach win-win situations. The Commission has a staff of six and is governed by 12 volunteer commissioners.     What We Can Do For You... (video)   ** Report of the Sustainable Futures Task Force ** (pdf)   Commission's Spring 2009 Newsletter: Resolution   Bullying Prevention Information and Resources   Foreclosure Mediation Resources Ohio Community Mediation Center Services   Ohio Commission on Dispute Resolution & Conflict Management   Cuyahoga County Truancy Mediation Report for 2007-08 (pdf)   Putnam County Truancy Mediation Report, January 2009 (pdf)   Columbus, Ohio Truancy Mediation Report, January 2009 (pdf)     Cuyahoga County Truancy Program Evaluation 06-07 School Year (pdf)     Reducing Aggression in Juvenile Correctional Facilities: An Article on the Commission's Partnership with the Department of Youth Services     Pre and Post-Truancy Mediation Report - Portage County     Mediation: It's Your Solution DVD Order Form     Canton/Stark County Schools Truancy Mediation Report (pdf)         Links to Help Youth and Adults Cope with Trauma     Ohio Schools: Trauma Diffusion Speaker, sponsored by USEP     Does Conflict Resolution Education Make a Difference? (pdf)     Conflict Resolution Education Around the World     Ohio's Uniform Mediation Act   Model Standards of Conduct for Mediators (pdf) Right: "Peace" Alisa Wilkinson, Lexington High School, Elaine Clapper, Instructor
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