Alicia Kuin

Alicia Kuin is a Mediator and Conflict Management Consultant, she also serves as a Conflict Management Practitioner for the Director General Alternative Dispute Resolution with the Canadian Federal Government. She has facilitated over 800 processes, including national dialogues and complex multiparty disputes across human rights, Indigenous, government, workplace, commercial, and academic sectors. She teaches Dispute Analysis and Process Design at Osgoode Hall Law School.

Her international experience spans UNSCR 1325 advocacy, a UNAOC Fellowship (MENA Region), work with the United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, and legal support to the National Democratic Front of the Philippines. She has delivered dispute resolution trainings worldwide.

She is a Canadian representative to Women Mediators across the Commonwealth, a Fellow of the International Academy of Mediators, and a member of the Program on International Negotiation Training. She also founded Mediators Beyond Borders International Canada and served on the ADR Institute of Ontario’s Board.

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Working with Indigenous and First Nation people, Working with women, Drafting agreements, Working with civil society, Working with governments who are conflict parties, Alternative dispute resolution, Digital facilitation and dialogues, Inclusive process design techniques, Indigenous groups' traditional practices, Problem solving workshops, Shuttle diplomacy, Trauma-informed mediation, Conflict analysis

Restorative justice, Women, peace and security, International human rights and humanitarian law

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