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Thank you!

We would like to thank and acknowledge the vital assistance from the following people and organisations that have enabled the project to get this far:

Publicity

It is important and yet difficult to advise the industry and public of initiatives in dispute resolution. The following organisations have recognised the benefit of the project and have generously provided publicity to their memberships and readers:

Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW), Elvira Ramanauskas
Australian Law Reform Commission, Michelle Hauschild
Australian Psychological Society groups around Australia:
- Australian Psychology Society Queensland, Bob Maxwell and Narelle Dickinson,
- Australian Psychology Society Victoria , Eva Gory, and
- Australian Psychology Society ACT, Karen Foster
Conflict Resolution Network, Stella Cornelius.
Family Law Council of Australia, Brendan McDowell
Family Services Council, Debra Wheare
Institute of Arbitrators and Mediators, Australia (IAMA) , Kelly Trevella and Carmen Buccheri
Law Council of Australia, Patrick Daly and Gerard O’Neill from the ADR Committee
Law Societies around Australia:
- Law Society of Tasmania, Jan Martin and Tracey Long,
- Law Society of NT , Maria Ceresa,
- Law Society of SA, Barry Fitzgerald,
- Law Society of WA, Cathy Riley,
- Law Society of Victoria, Mike Fischer,
- Law Society of ACT, Ann Hanson and Larry King,
- Law Society of Queensland, Ian Muil
Lawyers Engaged in Alternative Dispute Resolution (LEADR), Babette Smith and Sandra Couchman.
National Alternative Dispute Resolution Advisory Council (NADRAC), Professor Laurence Boulle (Chairperson) and Mandy Dougherty.
SADRA, ADRA and VADRA, Stella Sykiotis.

Information Technology

The web site has been developed by an inner group of Kelly Martin from the Flexible Learning Centre (FLC) of the University and Nick Mahon with the Administrator David Baker. Their expertise and professional approach has made the whole project less daunting. They represent a wider group of Dale Bagshaw, Centre for Peace, Conflict & Mediation and Director of the project, Ian Reid, Jenny Clift and Chris Trowbridge from the FLC and Phillip Marriott.

Valuable advice and assistance has also been received from Steven Yeend and Gary Lante.

Margaret Lavelle and Carl Dutton from the Information Technology Unit.

Development, promotion and sponshorship

Professor Alison McKinnon, Director of the Hawke Institute, and Elizabeth Ho and Katherine Birks for their continuing moral support and endeavours on our behalf
David Walters, Heather Lutz and Pam Ronan from the Marketing and Development Division
Michael Joyce, Yvonne Clark and Troy Shiels of the Development and Alumni Office

Printing and distribution

Elaine Morphett and Ray Phillips from the University’s Information Centre has provided efficient distribution of the many thousands of items across Australia and overseas.

iNPRINT DESIGN particularly Lee-anne Sparkes
Colourtech Printers particularly Leigh and Larry
Canberra Mailing particularly Vivienne Pooley

Administrative support

Julie Meridew, School of Social Work & Social Policy
Janis Lane, Aileen Kitto, Cathy Szabo and Helen Liddicoat from the Finance area of the University

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