Explore how AMINZ is driving the future of dispute resolution in New Zealand. Geoff Adlam of Capital Letter recently collaborated with Monique Pearson, AMINZ Executive Director, to highlight the Institute’s pivotal role in advancing excellence in alternative dispute resolution. The article delves into AMINZ’s governance, innovative initiatives, and unwavering commitment to professional development, cultural integration, and making ADR services accessible to all.

Lijlanie Viljoen shares her experience at the FDR Hui in Wellington, highlighting the value of in-person connections, diverse insights on family dispute resolution, and the importance of collaboration. Read more about her key takeaways and the conversations that made the event memorable.

AMINZ was recently mentioned in the Capital Letter for our support of weaving tikanga Māori into the fabric of legal education in Aotearoa. Our stance remains firm that integrating te ao Māori and tikanga Māori into the New Zealand legal education curriculum is crucial for creating a culturally inclusive legal system. This inclusion will enrich the knowledge and practice of all members, including those who are not lawyers.

We're thrilled to be featured in the latest issue of Rural News. Check out our article in the May edition on Issuu to learn more about our work in rural dispute resolution and our upcoming Rural Dispute Resolution Day.