FLASHBACK Memory : Attending My First IACP Institute Meeting in 2017 in HAWAII

By Gloria James-Civetta

Hawaii as an institute meeting ? WHY NOT? That was enough to entice me to fly 17hrs from Singapore. It was a magical experience. Now I can't wait for Vancouver.

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Explore what IACP Forum means to the Collaborative community as Forum 2026 returns to Vancouver with learning and connection.
By Gloria James Civetta • September 27, 2026
IACP leaders Rajashree Suppiah, Robert Arthur, and Rajan Chettiar connect in Seoul to help advance Collaborative Practice globally.
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Discover IACP’s Heart of Service Award, honoring members whose generosity, dedication, and selfless service strengthen the Collaborative community.
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Explore how IACP Past Presidents continue to serve as ambassadors, mentors, and leaders, sharing their experience to strengthen Collaborative Practice worldwide.
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The use of collaborative language throughout the Collaborative Divorce process.
By Michael P. Sampson • July 2, 2026
Explore how Collaborative Allied Professionals—from coaches to financial experts—strengthen Collaborative teams and help families reach lasting agreements.
By Gloria James-Civetta • July 1, 2026
Discover how Collaborative Practice was shared with the Bhutan ADR Centre, inspiring future collaboration and ADR education.
By Gloria James-Civetta • July 1, 2026
Read about a visit to the Bhutan ADR Centre to introduce Collaborative Practice and strengthen international ADR connections.