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Lincoln Oliver-O'Neil

Member profile details

Membership level

Individual Practitioner

First name

Lincoln

Last name

Oliver-O'Neil

l.oliver.oneil@gmail.com

Phone

4015295738

Practice Name

Community Care Mediation

Address Line 1

28 Lafayette Street

City

Rockland

State

Zip Code

04858

Website Address

bit.ly/communitycaremediation

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ADR Practitioner since (year):

2020

Education

University of Maine Cooperative Extension, Augusta, ME - 12 hour Agricultural Mediation Program Training (Spring 2025)
University of Maine Cooperative Extension, Augusta, ME - 16 hour Agricultural Mediation Program Training (Spring 2024)
Anti-Oppression Resource and Training Alliance, Remote - 15 hour Skill Up! Facilitating Intensive (Fall 2023)
Anti-Oppression Resource and Training Alliance, Remote - 3 hour Facilitate for Freedom Fundamentals (Spring 2023)
Restorative Justice Project of Maine, Belfast, ME - 24 hour Harm Repair Process Training (Spring 2023)
Restorative Justice Project of Maine, Belfast, ME - 14 hour Restorative Practices Fundamentals Training (Fall 2022)
SEEDS Community Resolution Center, Berkeley, CA - 32 hour Mediation Training (Spring 2022)
Asian Pacific American Dispute Resolution Center, Los Angeles, CA - 40 hour Mediation Training (Winter 2022)
Northwestern University, Evanston, IL - BS in Mechanical Engineering (2017)
Northwestern University, Evanston, IL - BS in Manufacturing and Design Engineering (2017)

Background

Through their participation in youth-led environmental advocacy organizations, housing cooperatives, and community land projects, Lincoln has born witness to many conflicts. In 2020, they gathered a cohort of 12 young people, sourced funding for training, and co-created a team of youth mediators for their community in Oakland, CA. In the two years since, they have held space for nuanced conversations on themes such as gender-and-race-based harm, neurodiversity, anti-semitism, digital security, public endorsements, leadership transitions, organizational structure, and organizational values development.

Lincoln strives to see all conflict as a generative force in organizations and communities - apparent disagreement is an opportunity to practice different ways of communicating and to strive for greater understanding. Lincoln sees their role as a facilitator and mediator as being responsible for the process, while participants are responsible for any outcomes. Their practice aspires to cultivate democratic decision making and interdependent community-level governance.

Practice Types

Facilitation
Mediation
Training

Practice Areas

Community/Neighborhood
Divorce/Family
Land Use/Environment
Multi-Cultural
Non-Profit
Schools/Education

Counties Served

Knox
Lincoln
Waldo

P.O. Box 8187, Portland, ME 04104, Click to Email.