Read CDSC’s March Newsletter

Read CDSC’s March Newsletter

We are proud to announce that this past fiscal year we mediated over 30% more cases and trained over 55% more people compared to the previous fiscal year, for a total of over 2,000 people served last fiscal year between our training and other conflict resolution services. This means we more than doubled our services in less than two years.

CDSC Leads Conflict Skills Workshops at Cambridge Youth Centers

CDSC Leads Conflict Skills Workshops at Cambridge Youth Centers

In January, CDSC staff and interns presented conflict skills workshops at two different Cambridge youth centers. Daniele, Sooty, Clara, and CDSC’s new intern Chloe led a workshop for 12 amazing staff members at the Gately Youth Center. Later in the month,...
MBTA Spotlights CDSC in Latest “Riders of the T” Feature

MBTA Spotlights CDSC in Latest “Riders of the T” Feature

CDSC is thrilled to have our Executive Director Pedro Spivakovsky-Gonzalez featured in a video produced by the MBTA! Touching on Pedro’s story, our conflict resolution work, some of the history of Boston and the services of the MBTA, the video covers almost as much...
CDSC Presents to Annual Massachusetts Providers Council Convention

CDSC Presents to Annual Massachusetts Providers Council Convention

Pedro and Sooty presented to just about 65 human service professionals at the 50th Annual Providers’ Council Convention and Expo earlier this month. The Providers’ Council is the largest statewide membership association for community-based organizations...
CDSC Joins Roundtable with Gov. Maura Healey

CDSC Joins Roundtable with Gov. Maura Healey

Last week, the Middlesex County District Attorney’s office invited our Executive Director Pedro Spivakovsky-Gonzalez to join a small roundtable with Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey. Pedro spoke about our youth diversion efforts with their youth division (our...