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Law Awareness Weeks @ CDC 2026 - Community Disputes (Mediation)
A public legal awareness talk on community disputes and mediation, held as part of Law Awareness Weeks @ CDC 2026. Attendees can learn about resolving neighbourhood and community disagreements through mediation.
- When
- Sunday 22 November
- 10:00am to 1:00pm
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- Where
- Marine Parade CC
- 101A Marine Parade Road, Singapore
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- Who it's for
- Good for adults and seniors
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About it
Living in a community means sharing spaces, routines, and sometimes, disagreements. Whether it is noise, parking issues, corridor clutter, smoking, pets, or other neighbourly concerns, unresolved tensions can affect the harmony and well-being of everyone involved.
How can such disputes be addressed without damaging relationships or escalating into costly and stressful legal proceedings? What options are available when communication breaks down? And how can we support friends, family members, or neighbours who are facing these challenges?
In this session, participants will learn about community mediation , a practical and constructive way of resolving disputes through guided conversation and mutual understanding. The speaker will share how mediation helps parties find common ground, preserve relationships, and achieve solutions that work for everyone involved.
By registering for this talk, you will gain valuable knowledge and skills to navigate conflict more effectively, contribute to a more harmonious neighbourhood, and help build a community where disputes are resolved through dialogue rather than division. Greater legal literacy empowers individuals to know their options, seek help early, and play an active role in fostering stronger, more resilient communities.
Strong communities are not built on the absence of conflict, but on the ability to resolve differences with understanding, respect, and cooperation
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