Inspiring the use of constructive problem solving in Colorado. October is Inspiring the use of constructive problem solving in Colorado.

To inspire the use of constructive problem solving in Colorado. OUR MISSION To inspire the use of constructive problem solving in Colorado.

KEY STRATEGIES Conducting outreach for participation and education Creating materials that help others to engage their communities Publicizing events produced by supporters Obtaining proclamations from municipalities Promoting an annual book selection

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE Synergizers are the brave leaders of Conflict Resolution Month in Colorado who meet monthly and collaborate to make the campaign a success each year. Synergizers Teams Groups Conflict Resolution Month Teams Statewide Outreach Book Promotions Library outreach Proclamations Internship Administration Fundraising Finances Groups Across Colorado Colorado Springs Montrose Grand Junction Ft. Collins Summit County Alamosa

OUR SUPPORTERS Advocates: Partners: Sponsors: Chuck Wilson, The Wilson Group at UBS Steve Felt Dispute Resolution Section of the American Bar Association Eileen Charles Hyatt Alternative Dispute Resolution Section of the Colorado Bar Association P&L Printing Peacemapping Mediation Associates of Colorado R3 Mediation, LLC Dan Zinn Rita Hyland Consulting LLC Colorado Springs Conference - Phoenix Strategies Sponsors: Colorado Conflict Resolution Conference, Colorado Springs The Conflict Center Cary Elizabeth Leher Mary Zinn cityWILD The Wilson Group

2015 Campaign Highlights Overview of Participation: Over 3,428 People participated. 50 Activities in 14 Communities across the state were reported. 23 Proclamations were issued by counties, cities and schools. Summit County Conflict Resolution Coalition was organized and created a number of activities. Over 200 copies of Sticking Points: How to get 4 Generations Working Together in the 12 Places They Come Apart were distributed. Little Free Libraries in the Denver area received 25 of the 2015 book selection. Additional conflict resolution books donated by community organizations and practitioners were also distributed.

2015 Campaign Highlights Campaign Activities: Creation and distribution of Promotional materials Book Selection and Readers Guide – distribution to legislators (100), conference attendees (30), contributors (12), state wide outreach (20), Little Free Libraries (25) Conflict Resolution Conference in Colorado Springs and ADR Statewide Conference tabling Statewide outreach across Colorado Proclamations solicitations

Synergizers in Action From left to right: Representative Nancy Todd, Stewart Levine, Senator Linda Newell, Governor John Hickenlooper, Representative Dickey Lee Hullinghorst, Senate President Brandon Shaffer, Mike Maday, theMAC, Mary Zinn, Zinn Mediation Associates, House Minority Leader Mark Ferradino

Synergizers in Action