Members Information

Connecting Professionals. Empowering Women. Advancing Peaceful Dispute Resolution.

Welcome to the Women and ADR Membership Information Centre. This page provides essential information, resources, and guidance for current and prospective members of Women and ADR.

Our membership community brings together individuals, ADR practitioners, legal professionals, women leaders, institutions, and organisations committed to promoting Alternative Dispute Resolution, women’s empowerment, access to justice, and peaceful conflict management.

Here, members can learn about membership categories, benefits, requirements, professional development opportunities, membership responsibilities, and other important information.

We encourage all members to remain actively involved in our programmes, contribute to our initiatives, and work together towards building a society where dialogue and peaceful dispute resolution are embraced.

MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS

Become a Recognised Member of Women and ADR

Individuals and organisations interested in joining Women and ADR are expected to demonstrate an interest in the organisation’s objectives and commitment to its values.
General membership requirements include:

Keep Membership Records Updated

Members should ensure their personal and professional information remains accurate and up to date.

Meet Membership Fees Obligations

Members are expected to pay applicable membership dues and subscriptions within the required periods.

Participate in Organisational Activities

We run small-scale schools for the underprivileged children and youth of daily wage workers for a better future.

Promote the Values of Women and ADR

Members should support and uphold the organisation’s mission, vision, values, principles, and objectives.

Observe Policies and Professional Standards

Members must respect the organisation’s policies, ethical guidelines, professional standards, and code of conduct.

Encourage Peaceful Conflict Resolution

Members should promote dialogue, mutual understanding, respect, and the peaceful resolution of disputes within their communities and professional environments.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Everything You Need to Know About Membership

Who can become a member of Women and ADR?

Individuals, professionals, students, organisations, and institutions interested in promoting ADR, women’s empowerment, and peaceful conflict resolution are welcome to apply, subject to the applicable membership requirements.

How do I become a member?

Complete the appropriate membership application form and submit the required information and supporting documents. Your application will be reviewed before membership confirmation.

Are there different membership categories?

Yes. Women and ADR provides different membership categories to accommodate individuals, professionals, students, and organisations with varying interests and levels of involvement.

What are the benefits of becoming a member?

Members have opportunities for professional networking, training, knowledge sharing, participation in programmes, community engagement, and involvement in ADR awareness initiatives.

Can an organisation become a member?

Yes. NGOs, businesses, educational institutions, corporate bodies, and other organisations can explore institutional or corporate membership opportunities.

Contact the Membership Office with your membership details and the information you wish to update. Our team will guide you through the process.