EMPOWERING PARTIES, IMPROVING BEST PRACTICES
REV-DR unites dispute resolution professionals in educating parties and welcoming feedback
REV-DR develops “Bill of Rights” resources that help dispute resolution parties simply and quickly understand what to expect from dispute resolution professionals. If they encounter problems, they can instantly and anonymously share that feedback to REV-DR to trigger a non-punitive, friendly response of sharing free tools to help everyone involved learn better practices.
UNITING A FRAGMENTED DISPUTE RESOLUTION FIELD
In a world of diverse practitioners and styles, we all come together in prizing self-determination, impartiality, and quality practice.
REV-DR invites dispute resolvers to unite in the pursuit of best practices. Sharing REV-DR “Bill of Rights” resources with parties helps them know that you care about giving them a simple way to understand what to expect, and a simple way to access support if something feels uncomfortable. It shows you value feedback and learning to improve your practices, and support quality practice throughout the field.
Step one
Share a Bill of Rights
Dispute resolution practices can be hard to understand, especially with so much variation amongst practitioners. Share a REV-DR Bill of Rights document to help parties know what to expect.
Step two
Welcome Feedback
It can be hard to directly tell your dispute resolution professional if you think something inappropriate happened. Let your parties know REV-DR is available as a third party, anonymous way they can share feedback.
Step three
Receive Resources
REV-DR doesn’t investigate, discipline, or make any finding about potential misconduct. REV-DR just shares free resources to help the parties and practitioners have ways to improve. The idea is to give people a way to take feedback and learn without scaring anyone off by turning it into a fraught dispute. (Note people are still free to pursue other complaint processes).
Our commitment
User-Friendly Processes for Education, Feedback, and Growth
REV-DR was launched to make it easy for people to understand their rights and provide feedback when they notice problems, so everyone can improve