East Bay Community Mediation

read moreThe SEEDS office will be closed for physical walk-ins and in-person services until further notice. We will continue our services remotely during this time. Please call us at (510) 548-2377 or email us at info@seedscrc.org to get connected. La oficina de SEEDS estar cerrada por visitas fsicas y servicios en persona hasta nuevo aviso. Continuaremos nuestros servicios de forma remota durante este tiempo. SEEDS is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit community-based organization that has been providing mediation, facilitation, training, and restorative justice to residents, organizations, businesses, and schools in the Bay Area since 1983.

read moreWe cultivate positive communication and develop fundamental understanding so that all people can be in productive relationship with each other. We do this through mediation, facilitation, training and restorative practices. We see conflict as an opportunity for positive growth and transformation in our society. We envision a future in which all individuals, organizations and communities have the skills and capacity to engage in effective dialogue and promote peaceful resolution of issues and conflicts.

read moreWould you like your employees to communicate better with each other and with your clients or customers? SEEDS' training programs can help reduce conflict, increase efficiency and create a more civil, considerate workplace.

read moreThe primary purpose of SEEDS School Services is to support the development of effective, relational school processes and systems. We help schools to build community and intentional, responsive relationships that can be restored when conflict and harm occur. We seek to position educators to do their best work in service of young people. Are you interested in working with SEEDS to bring Restorative Justice practices and principles into your school, community, or organization? Contact us at (510) 548-2377 Ext.

read moreCome join us for this highly interactive and experiential training to explore conflict and mediation. Training, development and education are important to an individual's growth and an organization's success. We are pleased to offer these professional development workshops to the public on our most frequently requested topics. This experiential training will introduce participants to Restorative Justice concepts, practices, and strategies. Learn how to facilitate circles, and integrate an applied understanding of emotional intelligence and self-awareness principles into Restorative Justice processes.