Morton Deutsch International Center for Cooperation Conflict Resolution

The Morton Deutsch International Center for Cooperation and Conflict Resolution, based in New York, is a small center dedicated to fostering constructive conflict resolution, effective cooperation, and social justice. With a team of three employees, the center generates an annual revenue of $2.5 million. MD-ICCCR offers a range of services, including training, consulting, and research, aimed at individuals, groups, organizations, and communities worldwide. Their expertise spans conflict resolution, violence prevention, justice promotion, cooperation building, and social change initiatives. The center strives to provide culturally sensitive and locally relevant solutions tailored to the specific needs of their clients. What sets MD-ICCCR apart is its strong foundation in original research and scholarship. Building on the theoretical work of Kurt Lewin and Morton Deutsch, the center conducts both basic and applied research to advance understanding in the fields of conflict, justice, cooperation, and systemic change. This research-driven approach ensures that their practices are informed by the latest academic insights and contribute to the development of effective conflict resolution strategies. For further information or to explore how MD-ICCCR can assist with your needs, please visit their website at icccr.tc.columbia.edu.