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The World Mediation Organization serves as a platform that promotes respectful intercultural and non-armed understanding. We believe that „Mediation is a social core skill that lies veiled within each of us.“
world mediation
organization
The World Mediation Organization serves as a platform that promotes respectful intercultural and non-armed understanding.
you are the change
Welcome to WMO
The World Mediation Organization serves as a platform that promotes respectful intercultural and non-armed understanding. We believe that „Mediation is a social core skill that lies veiled within each of us.“ By using the term of Mediation, we want you to understand that Mediation is not a single method but more likely a conglomerate of diverse competencies and skills.
By promoting a constructive dialogue within an area of mutual respect and non-escalated armed conflict (previously named: ‘culture of peace‘), it is intended to make the individual reflect in order to identify a person’s point of view, to raise awareness towards social and political conceptions, and to communicate knowledge that may assist in creating enduring solutions to conflicts and tensions created by human interactions, states, and organizations.
What We Do
Consultancy
The WMO Consultancy section describes a strictly confidential on demand service, in the field of local, territorial, national and international conflict analysis and evaluation, that will be delivered by a selected team of WMO Task Force Experts,
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Training
We are glad to offer you thrilling research results and first-hand conflict reports that disclose deep insights in a comfortable short setting. Witness what our global experts want to share with you in order to deepen your knowledge,
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Internship
Welcome to the WMO Internship Program. WMO offers members and non-members an interesting an challenging range of potential engagements in order to deepen professional insights, to strengthen interpersonal relations, and to be
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Journal
Welcome to the WMO Conflict Insight Journal. We are glad to offer you thrilling research results and first-hand conflict reports that disclose deep insights in a comfortable short setting. Witness what our global experts
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WMO CONFLICT INSIGHT JOURNAL
OUR MEMBERS AROUND THE WORLD
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GermanyWMO Membership Level: Intern. Aspiring MSc student in Social Cognition at UCL with a diverse background in data science and consultancy, recently specializing in behavioral science. With an undergraduate degree in psychology, I’ve chosen to undertake more rigorous research based at the intersection of social psychology and cognitive neuroscience to explore the roots of societal conflicts. My graduate studies have focused on uncovering the mechanisms by which individuals perceive and navigate their social environments, as well as the underlying drivers of social interactions.I am committed to bridging the gap between socio-cognitive science and policy-making by leveraging behavioral science techniques. Joining WMO as a research fellow offers a unique opportunity to utilize my interdisciplinary expertise and hopefully contribute fresh insights into political conflicts and mediation, grounded in social cognition.
WMO Membership Level: Intern. I studied Law and was called to the Nigerian Bar in May 2000. I obtained a graduate degree in Law at the University of London, United Kingdom. I have attended several training and certificate programs in Human Rights, Mediation, and ADR. I am pursuing my Ph.D. in mediation and Conflict Resolution at Euclid University. I worked at the Ministry of Justice, Lagos, Nigeria, for over ten years, after which I relocated to the United States, where I currently work as a special education teacher. The nook and corner of the world seem to spew up violence and chaos. All the demarcation of the world and its continents has had its share of violence and terror. We have all seen, experienced, and endured pain and suffering, either caused by our own hands or inherited. Peace appears unachievable in a world of chaos and violence. Therefore, saying “A world without peace” sounds more reasonable than saying “A peaceful world.” However, peacemakers have not given up on the world! Mediators are called the Sons of God! Every resolved conflict moves us to peace on earth. “Every drop of water matters in an ocean.” The world can know peace, and “there is a possibility of Peace in conflict.”United States (US)I studied Law and was called to the Nigerian Bar in May 2000. I obtained a graduate degree in Law at the University of London, United Kingdom. I have attended several training and certificate programs in Human Rights, Mediation, and ADR. I am pursuing my Ph.D. in mediation and Conflict Resolution at Euclid University. I worked at the Ministry of Justice, Lagos, Nigeria, for over ten years, after which I relocated to the United States, where I currently work as a special education teacher.The nook and corner of the world seem to spew up violence and chaos. All the demarcation of the world and its continents has had its share of violence and terror. We have all seen, experienced, and endured pain and suffering, either caused by our own hands or inherited. Peace appears unachievable in a world of chaos and violence. Therefore, saying “A world without peace” sounds more reasonable than saying “A peaceful world.” However, peacemakers have not given up on the world! Mediators are called the Sons of God! Every resolved conflict moves us to peace on earth. “Every drop of water matters in an ocean.” The world can know peace, and “there is a possibility of Peace in conflict.”
WMO Membership Level: Intern. I am a researcher and consultant who is interested in resistance, peace, conflict, sustainable development, citizen engagement, and issues of the Horn of Africa. He did his MA in Social Anthropology at Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia and his MPhil in Social Anthropology with emphasis on human ecology at the University of Bergen, Norway. He is currently doing his PhD at Euclid University on Sustainable Development and Diplomacy. As a researcher and consultant, Buli has done a lot of research work with several bilateral and multilateral organizations, including IBTCI (USAID), JICA, GIZ, and the World Bank. I am ready to contribute to research, mediation, peace activism and teachings, and other areas where the Organization wants me to participate. In my current research, I want to show how conflict and political instability contribute to underdevelopment and poverty, in one of the underdeveloped African countries, that has also a global implication.EthiopiaWMO Membership Level: Intern. I am a researcher and consultant who is interested in resistance, peace, conflict, sustainable development, citizen engagement, and issues of the Horn of Africa. He did his MA in Social Anthropology at Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia and his MPhil in Social Anthropology with emphasis on human ecology at the University of Bergen, Norway. He is currently doing his PhD at Euclid University on Sustainable Development and Diplomacy. As a researcher and consultant, Buli has done a lot of research work with several bilateral and multilateral organizations, including IBTCI (USAID), JICA, GIZ, and the World Bank.I am ready to contribute to research, mediation, peace activism and teachings, and other areas where the Organization wants me to participate. In my current research, I want to show how conflict and political instability contribute to underdevelopment and poverty, in one of the underdeveloped African countries, that has also a global implication.
WMO Membership Level: Intern. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Politics, Administration, and International Relations, with my thesis focused on food security in Europe. My academic interests include social inequality (within democracies), memory policy, and the critical examination of food security issues. Additionally, I am intrigued by the dynamics between the North and South regions, exploring the challenges arising from regional asymmetries. My interest in becoming a part of WMO is rooted in a dedication to fostering a more inclusive and culturally aware approach to conflict resolution. Recognizing the need to overcome Eurocentrism and Western-centric ideologies in mediation, I aspire to contribute by promoting diverse perspectives within the organization’s initiatives. My vision is to work collaboratively within the WMO framework to advance a more inclusive and globally relevant understanding of effective conflict resolution practices.GermanyI hold a Bachelor’s degree in Politics, Administration, and International Relations, with my thesis focused on food security in Europe. My academic interests include social inequality (within democracies), memory policy, and the critical examination of food security issues. Additionally, I am intrigued by the dynamics between the North and South regions, exploring the challenges arising from regional asymmetries.My interest in becoming a part of WMO is rooted in a dedication to fostering a more inclusive and culturally aware approach to conflict resolution. Recognizing the need to overcome Eurocentrism and Western-centric ideologies in mediation, I aspire to contribute by promoting diverse perspectives within the organization’s initiatives. My vision is to work collaboratively within the WMO framework to advance a more inclusive and globally relevant understanding of effective conflict resolution practices.