NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, and Kshetra Foundation for Dialogue are accepting applications for an online workshop on conflict transformation through the Dialogic Method, provisionally scheduled for 12–13 December.
The programme uses cases, activities and role-play to examine stakeholder mapping, underlying interests, empathy, listening and the development of possible solutions. Resource persons include certified mediators Krishna Udayasankar and Stuti Desai-Moorchung.
For lawyers handling negotiations or settlement discussions, these exercises offer a setting to practise understanding the people and interests behind a dispute before moving to proposed terms.
NALSAR’s official notice provides for three two-hour sessions each day on Zoom. Daily start and finish times have not been announced, and the dates remain tentative.
Admission is first come, first served, with a stated batch range of 30–50 participants. Applicants must complete the university’s online application and pay the non-refundable fee. The application portal requires email verification and consent to receive admissions-related information; select the workshop under Short Term Online Courses.