Title: Making peace and sharing power
Description: Plenary addresses include: Challenges Along the Path -- Using the Courts to Resolve Conflicts -- The Role of Commissions and Tribunals in Resoliving Conflicts -- Crisis Intervention and the Role of the Media.

Workshop addresses include: Protecting Cultural Heritage -- Using Direct Action to Resolve Conflicts -- Traditional Governance and Peacemaking -- Negotiating with Public Governments -- Alternative Dispute Resolution Experiences in Canada -- Resolving Difference within Aboriginal Communities and Public Governments -- Reinventing Negotiation: Designing Government-to-Government Processes -- Nisga'a Agreement-in-Principle (AIP) -- Maintaining a sustainable Fishery -- Alternative Dispute Resolution Experience outside Canada -- Domestic Commissions and Tribunals -- International Commissions and Tribunals -- Lands and Resources for Future Generations -- The Role of Local Governments, Third Parties and the Public.
Subjects: Dispute resolution (Law), Congresses, Legal status, laws, Native peoples, Indians of North America, Government relations
Places: Canada