Negotiation and Conflict Resolution News
Watch: Powering Social Transformation through Local Knowledge and Academic Theory
In a new video conversation, Dr. Beth Fisher-Yoshida & Joan Camilo Lopez discuss success stories from Medellín.
In Forthcoming Book, NECR Faculty Share Tested Strategies for Social Transformation
Dr. Beth Fisher-Yoshida and Joan Camilo Lopez aim to help bridge the academy and today’s movements for social transformation.
Reflecting on the Relevance of Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Skills in this Historic Moment
Dr. Beth Fisher-Yoshida and alumna Grace P. Hewitt share quick takes on what’s most exciting about being in the field.
NECR Lecturer Camilo Azcarate on the Unexpected Benefits of HyFlex Learning for Students and Faculty Alike
"It’s impossible to just sit and listen to the instructors; the most successful students are those who are taking initiative."
Narrative Medicine-NECR Project Receives Faculty Seed Grant to Address Structural Racism
The Office of the Provost’s Addressing Racism initiative awards funding to SPS-based collaboration.
Students: Send Videos of HyFlex Life at Columbia!
Send us a 15- to 30-second video showing what HyFlex learning is like on campus.
Combating Systemic Racism as a Form of Systemic Indignity
Lecturer Camilo Azcarate applies a negotiation and conflict resolution framework for combatting systemic racism.
This Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Alumnus is Serving as a Direct Line of Contact Between the New York Governor and Some of the City’s Hardest Hit Communities
Christian J. Williams helps to deliver critical state resources to NYC neighborhoods with some of the highest cases of COVID-19.
Analyzing the E.U. in the Balkans
The Negotiation and Conflict Resolution graduate published an article in Reporting Democracy.
On the Learn for Life Podcast: Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Academic Director Dr. Beth Fisher-Yoshida
Dean Wingard and Dr. Fisher-Yoshida discuss negotiation methods on the Talks@Columbia: Learn for Life podcast.
Can the Impeachment Hearings Actually Change Anyone’s Mind?
Peter T. Coleman applies his research to the ongoing debate on Capitol Hill.