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Saskatoon Community Mediation Services (SCMS) was founded by the John Howard Society of Saskatoon and the Mennonite Central Committee of Saskatchewan. SCMS was incorporated in 1989 as a not for profit organization. The organization reports to a volunteer Board of Directors. Our goal in offering services is to reduce conflict and violence in community and institutional settings by strengthening people's ability to respond to conflicts before they escalate and also to provide a restorative approach when conflict does happen. One of our strategies is to establish alliances with like minded community groups and individuals to make these changes together.
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Some have called the 20th century the, “age of apology”. So during this age have these apologies been effective?
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Saskatoon Community Mediation Services #208, 220 - 3rd Avenue South | Saskatoon, SK S7K 1M1 | 306.244.0440