ACR-GNY Annual Meeting with Special Presentation

Dear Members & Friends:

We look forward to seeing you at our Annual Meeting on April 21, 2010 at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice. 

We are pleased to announce that the evening will include a presentation by Dr. Michael Britton who will discuss the interconnection of ADR and neuroscience. 


"Conflict Resolution, Globalization and Neuroscience: Sketching the Future, Sketching the Journey."

In this program, Dr. Michael Britton will discuss:

• Who we to each other - a contrasting of the principles of power politics, the practices of ADR, and an indigenous tradition (the Sylix)
  
  
• Re-thinking the relationship between nurturing and practicality
  
  
• “Neuroplasticity” and the possibilities of becoming “better together” than we have been throughout history
  
  
• The importance of the inner transformative journey we all face.

Michael Britton, Ed.D. is a New Jersey licensed psychologist in private practice, a Member of the Global Coordinating Team and the Board of Directors of the Human Dignity and Humiliation Studies Network.  

Dr. Britton has been an adjunct faculty member at Rutgers University and Hahnemann Medical College, has done research on the kinds of parenting that help children grow up to do well in love, and is currently writing on globalization seen through the lens of neuroscience and clinical psychology.


This event is open and free to all active ACR-GNY members.  Refreshments will be provided. 

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