Mediation is a process that brings two or more parties together to resolve their dispute though negotiation. It is not arbitration or a court of law. It is a process that focuses on developing alternatives for resolving disputes. The mediator does not decide the issues for the parties, but encourages them to reach mutually agreeable solutions.

The Center for Conflict Resolution is a non-profit corporation serving 19 counties in western Nebraska: Dawes (Chadron), Sheridan (Rushville), Box Butte (Alliance), Sioux (Harrison), Scotts Bluff (Scottsbluff), Morrill (Bridgeport), Garden (Oshkosh), Banner (Harrisburg), Kimball (Kimball), Cheyenne (Sidney), Deuel (Chappel), Grant (Hyannis), Hooker (Mullen), Arthur (Arthur) and Keith (Ogallala). It is one of the six centers statewide providing all Nebraskans with mediation services as an alternative form of dispute resolution.

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