ABA Ombuds Committee Now Has Social Media Presence

In the wake of a very successful Ombuds Day roll-out, the American Bar Association, Dispute Resolution Section’s Ombuds Committee has created profiles on three social media platforms. The goals of their social media posts will be to:

• Provide ombuds with relevant and meaningful information related to the work they do;
• Raise awareness of the various types of ombuds, their standards of practice, roles, functions and value; and
• Encourage the greater use of appropriately designed ombuds programs.

The committee invites followers on Linked In, Facebook and Twitter.  For content questions or suggestions, please contact Liz Hill at Elizabeth.hill @colorado.edu. (ABA DRS Ombuds: LinkedIn; Facebook; Twitter.)

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