top of page

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 established a legal and moral framework to protect individuals from discrimination and ensure equal access to justice, education, and opportunity. At its core, the Act affirms the dignity of every person and the importance of resolving disputes in ways that are fair, respectful, and free from bias.

Mediation and community-based conflict resolution embody the spirit of the Civil Rights Act by creating safe, neutral spaces where dialogue replaces division, and understanding replaces injustice. These practices are especially vital in schools, neighborhoods, and systems where marginalized voices have historically been silenced. The Advocacy Center, we believe in resolving conflict with equity and empathy. Conflict resolution is more than a process—it’s a civil right—and essential to a just society. Click here to download our pdf "What Is Mediation." 

Infographic - Equal Access Justice.png

We don't diagnose, we discern. TAC equips you and your organization with the language and tools necessary to navigate high-conflict personalities without sacrificing your peace or your soul. Here, you'll find conflict resolution skills and communication coaching rooted in clarity, courage, and peace. Contact us for more information on how we can help you, your family or organization effectively address conflict resolution today. Book your free initial consultation today. ➝ Visit our Recommended Reading List to begin your journey. These titles are handpicked to bring clarity, empowerment, and healing. View Book List ➝ 

 

Click here to download our current rate sheet.

Services available to U.S. Citizens only.

Nothing on this website should be construed as legal advice.  

If you require legal advice before getting started with one of our services, you may consult an attorney licensed with the local Bar in your state.

Referrals can be made upon request. 

©2025 by The Advocacy Center, Inc. 

bottom of page