These non-profit groups offer volunteer opportunities in mediation and dispute resolution to local communities and the court system. Many of these organizations provide training that, once completed, may qualify you to be a mediator for that organization as well as for certain court programs.

• Asian Pacific American Dispute Resolution Center
  
• California Lawyers for the Arts, Arts Arbitration and Mediation
  
• Center for Conflict Resolution
  
• Centinela Youth Services
• Dispute Resolution Services – Groundswell
• County of Los Angeles Department of Consumer & Business Affairs
• Loyola Law School, The Center For Conflict Resolution
• California Conference for Equality and Justice
• City of Norwalk, Dispute Resolution Program
• 4.29 Center: Dispute Resolution Program, Korean American Coalition
• Inland Fair Housing and Mediation Board
  
• Southern California Family Mediation
• Conflict Solutions Center of Santa Barbara
• Dispute Resolutions Services – Community  Action Partnership of Riverside County
• Conflict Resolution Center of Ventura County
• North County Lifeline – Dispute Resolution
• National Conflict Resolution Center (San Diego)