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Volunteer Opportunities

 The following organizations have self-identified as programs that use volunteers and interns in ADR-related fields.   If you are aware of other programs, please let us know – send email to theMAC@coloradomediation.org

CBA/DBA Court Mediation Services

  • Room 167 of the Denver City and County Building, 1437 Bannock St., Denver, CO 80202
  • 303-824-5377
  • http://TBD
  • Contact for Volunteers/Interns: TBD
  • Type of work for Intern/Volunteers: Mediation services are provided by CMS on Monday, Wednesday and Friday during the school year, and every day during the summer and other times that the Denver University (DU) Law School is not in session.  During the school year, DU law students are present to mediate on Tuesday and Thursday mornings.  For further explanation, please refer to University of Denver College of Law Mediation Program section.  *(Please note, CMS mediators may sign up to mediate on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons.)* CMS also pre-schedules mediations upon request of the parties or their counsel.   These mediations may take place at Denver City and County Building, or other agreed-upon locations

City of Boulder Community Mediation Service

City of Fort Collins Community Mediation Program

  • 281 N. College Avenue, Fort Collins, CO 80522
  • 970-224-6022
  • www.fcgov.com/mediation/
  • Contact for volunteers/interns: Shay Bright, Coordinator
  • Type of work for volunteers/interns: Community and municipal court mediation, program administration and development

 

Community Assistance Mediation Program (CAMP)

  • 5600 Flatirons Parkway  Boulder, CO  80301
  • 303-441-1752
  • http://www.bouldersheriff.org
  • Contact for Volunteers/Interns: Jennifer Quilling, Restorative Justice/CAMP Coordinator (jquilling@bouldercounty.org)
  • Type of work for Intern/Volunteers:We provide mediation services free of charge to individuals living within Boulder County outside of the city limits of Boulder and Longmont. We offer mediation services for all disputes EXCEPT Landlord/Tenant (due to a potential conflict of interest as the Sheriff’s Office handles evictions).

Jefferson County Mediation Services

  • 700 Jefferson County Parkway, Suite 220 Golden, CO 80401
  • 303-271-5060
  • http//www.JeffcoMediation.com
  • Contact for Volunteers/Interns: jsmediation@jeffco.us
  • Type of work for Intern/Volunteers: program administrative support (interns) and mediation/facilitation for volunteers.  I hope this is responsive to both of your e-mails.  Let me know if you need further information.

Longmont Mediation Services

The Conflict Center

  • 4140 Tejon St Denver, CO 80211
  • 303-433-4983
  • www.conflictcenter.org
  • Contact for Volunteers/Interns: Rose Kauffman, Volunteer and Intern Manager
  • Type of work for Intern/Volunteers: The Conflict Center works to reduce violence in all areas of life by teaching conflict management and communication skills to youth and adults across the Denver metro area.  We provide services in schools and to youth who have come into contact with the juvenile justice system,  and TCC is committed to providing at least 50% of its services to low-income individuals, families, schools and communities.  We invite you to become part of our growing and diverse organization committed to promoting healthy and peaceful ways of handling conflict and strengthening relationships.     We offer a wide variety of direct client service hours and hand-on non-profit management experience to interns from many different educational programs.    Internships can be tailored to meet each student’s needs and areas of interest.

Victim Offender Reconciliation Program (VORP) of Denver

  • 430 West 9th Avenue, Denver, CO 80204
  • 303-534-6167
  • www.vorpofdenver.org
  • Contact for Volunteers: Rose Romero, Program Manager
  • Contact for Interns: Ronnie Rosenbaum, Executive Director
  • ?Type of work for Volunteers/Interns: Through restorative justice, youth repair the harm done by their criminal actions in ways that are meaningful to themselves, their family, the victim, and the community. Offenders meet with the victims of their crimes, or with a community member representing the victim’s “voice.” Trained volunteers facilitate the restorative justice sessions, provide parent-teen mediation, and represent the community on the panel of speakers, in the dialogue circles, and the conferencing sessions. Volunteers bring a diversity of backgrounds and experience, including mediation, counseling, law, and street knowledge. With limited staff, there are opportunities for interns to have valuable experiences, based on their expertise and learning objectives. Responsibilities may include developing a parent-teen advisory council, serving as court liaison, designing a public relations campaign, assisting with fund development, and connecting with merchants and businesses.