Student Conflict Mediation 3 Day Training

What to expect

Are you a student leader wanting to make a real impact on our campus culture? 

Sponsored by the Office of the Vice-President, Equity and Community Inclusion, the three-day Student Conflict Mediation Training Program aims to equip TMU student leaders who want to develop practical skills for conflict de-escalation, conflict mediation, collaborative problem-solving and leadership development. 

Through interactive, in-person sessions, you will build the essential skills needed to mediate conflicts while fostering inclusive and supportive environments for your peers. 

Please note that participants must be available for all 3 full days of training in order to participate in the training program.  Only those who can commit to attend all 3 days will be eligible for consideration and receipt of the Certificate of Completion.

Learning Opportunities / Benefits

• Build interpersonal conflict mediation skills based on principles of anti-oppression, neutrality, confidentiality.
• Learn how to recognize and navigate power dynamics with care and awareness.
• Learn to facilitate challenging conversations drawn from real-world situations.
• Access coaching and feedback from experienced community mediators.

• Receive a Certificate of Completion, recognizing your training for future opportunities. 
• Make an impact on campus and the wider community by facilitating conflict resolution with empathy and care.   
• Connect with other like-minded students on campus with a shared interest to make a positive impact. 

Required Qualifications

• Must be a registered student at TMU. Part-time students are welcome.
• Student participants must be in their second year of study or above.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills, and a willingness to learn and grow.
• Comfortable leading small group discussions and participating in interactive activities.
• The ability to work collaboratively with peers, staff and community members.
• An interest in community engagement, conflict resolution, and leadership development.

About the organizers/team

This training is offered and financially supported by the Office of the Vice- President of Equity and Community Inclusion.

Accessibility

Accessibility details will be shared with all selected students once the location is confirmed. 

Questions?

Email us at tmuconflictmediation@torontomu.ca