Britt K. Sheinbaum Email & Phone Number

United States

• Transform conflict through mediation and training to businesses and communities by:
• Providing facilitated dialogue services for complex workplace matters.
• Managing conflict between professionals at all levels of an organization.
• Coaching clients to build skills in active listening and identifying options.
• Leading training for workforce leadership and staff in conflict resolution.

Wilmington, North Carolina

• Lead graduate level instruction for the Department of Public & International Affairs. Courses include:
• Conflict Theory (core competency)
• International Mediation Practicum (core competency)
• Intercultural Dispute Resolution (core competency)
• Mediation in the (Domestic US) Community (elective)
• Water: Conflict & Cooperation (special topic on water resource management as a tool for peacebuilding and economic development). Lead training for students and staff in developing effective conflict resolutions skills.

Certified by the North Carolina Dispute Resolution Commission to conduct Superior Court Mediated Settlement Conferences.

Tel Aviv - Jaffa, Tel Aviv District, Israel

• Member of the Middle East Training Team with the Bosserman Center for Conflict Resolution leading training for graduate students in conflict transformation by:
• Providing instruction for effective analysis and practical resolution of social conflict during annual mediation seminar for the MA program in International Conflict Resolution and Mediation
• Mentoring graduate students in practical application of mediation.

Lead the introduction and assessment of emerging technologies that support water and wastewater service providers in the United States. Facilitated regional forums to share experiences, identify challenges, and design collaborative solutions to accelerate sustainable water management.

Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina

Contributed to the development of a blueprint for assessing issues in the lower Cape Fear River system and management needs to safeguard clean drinking water, plan for sustainable regional economic growth, and secure a resilient river ecosystem. Primary responsibility on the project was to cultivate and facilitate stakeholder engagement to build a.

Washington DC

Held responsibility for performing legal research, analysis, writing, and editing on a wide variety of projects including drafting environmental humanitarian assessments, editing chapters in a book series on post-conflict natural resource management, creating profiles of natural resource benefit-sharing trust funds, writing reports on United Nations.

Alexandria, Virginia

Managed teams of up to 300 worldwide volunteers transferring knowledge of the water and wastewater industry to the public and to public policy makers. Liaison to partnering organizations, federal and state agencies, municipalities, public utilities, and academic institutions focused on identifying technical developments.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Managed the de-installation of all exhibits for the Capital Children’s Museum (CCM) during its transition to the National Children’s Museum (NCM). Negotiat-ed the gifting of exhibitions and art, acting as a liaison between museums nation-wide and CCM to create awareness of the CCM legacy. Co-authored a closing policy for the museum’s exhibitions and.

Brooklyn, New York

Coordinated development of Capital Expansion exhibits. Managed marketing and scheduling of traveling exhibits and Portable Museum Kits. Core member of the Things In Common and Pattern Wizardry exhibit development teams. Acted as primary contact in communicating and coordinating with other museums worldwide.

New York City

Wrote reviews of New York City theater productions and restaurants. Edited articles and researched current entertainment issues and events. Promoted circulation and marketed the magazine to advertisers.

Gunma, Japan

Prepared curriculum and led instruction of 1st through 9th grade in English as a Foreign Language. Principal coordinator of correspondence programs between Japanese and Danish students of English. Taught adult English language night courses to Subaru corporation employees. Created international awareness in a rural community through organization of.

Master Of Natural Resources (Mnr) Certificate, Water Conflict Management & Transformation, 3.78

Modules: • Economics of Sustainable Natural Resource Management • Worldviews and Environmental Values • International Environmental.

Public Policy Master Of Arts (M.A.), International Conflict Resolution And Mediation, 4.0

Specialty: Socio-ecological drivers of armed conflict. Modules: • Environment, Conflict and Cooperation • Effective Facilitation and.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, International Relations And Business Management