Gender and Mediation
Presented by the Women's Bar Association and the Mass Black Women Attorneys
The dynamics of gender, as experienced intersectionality with race and ethnicity, can affect mediations. Join us for moderated discussions among both panelists and participants regarding gender in mediation including:
- Whether the gender of the mediator matters and if so, when
- Whether the gender of the client and/or advocate matters and, if so, how to address it
- Racial and ethnic issues as they relate to gender and mediation
Featured Panelists
- Jessica Block, Partner, Block & Roos LLP
- Nicole Bluefort, Attorney and Owner, The Law Offices of Nicole M. Bluefort
- Tiffanie Ellis-Niles, Attorney and Real Estate Broker, Lyles and Niles, LLP
- Desiree Murphy, Senior Labor and Employee Relations Specialist, UMass Memorial Medical Center
- Bronwyn Roberts, Special Counsel, Cooley LLP
- Conna Weiner, Mediator, Arbitrator and Special Master/Referee, JAMS
- Andrea Kramer, Attorney, Kramer Law LLC
Featured People
- Business Commercial
- Employment Law
- Health Care
- Intellectual Property
- International & Cross Border
- Life Sciences
- Pharmaceuticals & Mass Torts