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Raymond Shonholtz, J.D.

Founder, Partners for Democratic Change

RayMr. Shonholtz founded Partners for Democratic Change in 1989, establishing the first of Partners national Centers for Change and Conflict Management. In Fall 2008, Mr. Shonholtz served as a Public Policy Scholar at the Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars in Washington, D.C., working on foreign assistance recommendations for the incoming Obama administration.

In 1976, Mr. Shonholtz established and served as President of the Community Boards Program, one of the first community and school mediation initiatives that brought conflict resolution skills and processes into neighborhoods and schools throughout the U.S. and internationally. Mr. Shonholtz is educated as a lawyer and has an extensive background in legal practice, education, and policy. He serves on several boards of directors and editorial boards, and has written and lectured extensively on the subject of mediating systems, conflict resolution models, and the positive function of conflict in democratic society.

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Fourth Annual Warren Knight Award Presented to Partners for Democratic Change

The JAMS Foundation’s Fourth Annual Warren Knight Award will be presented to Partners for Democratic Change, along with a $25,000 grant. The award recognizes Partners for effectively managing and resolving conflict and for assisting emerging democracies throughout the world to advance a civil society. The organization will receive its award at the ABA Dispute Resolution Conference in Washington, D.C. on April 20 during the Friday Awards Luncheon.

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Partners Jordan March 2012 Newsletter

Partners-Jordan is proud to share the 1st quarter newsletter for 2012 to give you a quick view on its achievements throughout this period, mainly focusing on the “Empowering Women Through Economic Mentorship” project.

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Conference on Developing a Guinean National Security Policy

At this October 2011 conference, Partners-Senegal's African Institute for Security Sector Transformation (AISST) joined a distinguished group of scholars, government representatives, military representatives and Guinean civil society organizations in a discussion of how to ensure that the national security policy development process remains credible and effective.

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