MEDIATION
A free service of the Maryland Commission on Human Relations
The Maryland Commission on Human Relations offers mediation services to Complainants and Respondents involved in charges of discrimination filed in any of our statewide offices. This service is voluntary and FREE for all participants.
Mediation is a voluntary, confidential process in which a neutral third person(s) facilitates communication between disputing parties to try to assist them in reaching a resolution.
For more information on mediation services please click on the Mediation Brochure link below.
Download the Mediation Program Brochure (English and Spanish)
The Mediation Unit of the Commission manages a roster of volunteer mediators throughout the State. To become an MCHR volunteer mediator, you must be available to mediate at least once a month during regular business hours, Monday – Friday. The Commission does not conduct mediations during evening, weekend or holiday hours.
If you are interested in becoming a volunteer mediator or getting more information regarding the volunteer mediation program, please complete the Volunteer Application and/or contact Tara Taylor, Mediation Director, at 410-767-6459.
The Commission is not currently recruiting mediators or accepting volunteer applications at this time.
Mediation Participants Information:
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Directions to Baltimore MCHR Office Directions to other MCHR Mediation Locations |
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For Complainants – Top 10 Reasons to Mediate For Respondents – Top 10 Reasons to Mediate For MCHR Mediators ONLY - Baltimore Office Parking Info
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