Connecting Family Mediation Practice and Research Collaborative Workshop – Expression of Interest Form

Please fill in this form if you are interested in attending the Family Mediation Council’s ‘Connecting Family Mediation Practice and Research’ workshop. The form closes on 20 May.

Decisions will be communicated by the end of May.

This workshop is open to those who have researched family mediation and family law. It is also relevant to those who have researched areas such as social work, domestic abuse and children. Scholars who have researched other branches of mediation are also invited to register for the event.

While we intend to invite as many researchers as possible, we may not be able to accommodate every person.

Preference will also be given to Early Career Researchers and/or those in more junior academic positions.

Name

Email address

What is your institution

What is your position - (eg Postdoctoral Researcher / Assistant Professor / Senior Lecturer / Reader)

Please summarise the main themes of your previous research (including but not limited to empirical work) - This can include family mediation / family law and other forms of mediation. Broader contexts such as domestic abuse and child poverty should also be mentioned

Please explain why you are interested in attending the workshop

Yes

Thank you for completing this expression of interest form. You will hear back regarding your attendance by the end of May. If you have any questions, please contact Dr Rachael Blakey (rachael.blakey@warwick.ac.uk).

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