Synchronous 40 hour basic mediation training at your own pace, built for lawyers, students, instructors, and organizations with program accountability.
Secure student login, live-session curriculum pacing, unit and module slide decks, quiz tracking, content library, and payment status in one Netlify-ready portal.
Created by leaders bridging law, ministry, sports, entertainment, and community conflict resolution.
Founder profiles and photos can be updated through the admin back office.
Curriculum Logic
Students move through the program by module completion and assessment readiness.
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Attend live session
Each module has a synchronous class block with attendance and instructor pacing.
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Review module slides
Every unit header and module topic has a separate slide set with talking points.
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Pass each quiz
Quiz attempts are recorded per student account. A score of 70% or higher is required to pass each module, unit, and final quiz.
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Unlock next step
Advancing through the units and earning the certificate requires passing every module quiz, unit quiz, and the final test with a score of at least 70%.
Slide Library
Separate slide decks for all 4 unit headers and all 12 module topics.
Instructors recording the course can download branded PDF video lecture production guides with slide-by-slide speaking points.
Choose your training, review the price, sign up, and pay from one place.
Use this section for fast access to enrollment and tuition payment options.
Other Payment Options
Zelle: 2022998435 or payments@wbgradrinstitute.com
Cash App: $WBGRADR
Required note: Student full name + ADR Training
After submitting the form, students receive a welcome sign-in email when Supabase email is active.
WBGR ADR Podcast
Video podcast library for mediation conversations, guest training, and student review.
Admins can add MP4 podcast episodes inside the portal. Students can view available episodes as part of the training resource library.
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MP4 Episodes
Upload or link video podcast episodes for students.
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Guest Talks
Feature mediators, attorneys, educators, and community leaders.
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Student Review
Use episodes for reflection prompts and class discussion.
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Admin Library
Control title, description, visibility, and video source.
Student Testimonials
Hear from students, professionals, and community leaders who trained with WBGR ADR Institute.
Testimonials can be added, hidden, or updated through the admin portal.
Tuition And Payments
Pay tuition by PayPal, Zelle, or Cash App with admin confirmation.
Students include their full name and ADR Training in the payment note. Admin verifies the payment and marks the invoice paid in the portal.
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PayPal
Send PayPal tuition payment to LionelGreen@wbgrnetwork.com.
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Zelle
Send to 2022998435 or payments@wbgradrinstitute.com.
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Cash App
Send to $WBGRADR.
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Admin Review
WBGR ADR confirms receipt and updates student payment status.
Contact
Connect with WBGR ADR Institute.
For enrollment, payment questions, class information, or partnership inquiries, contact the institute directly.
Mock Mediations
Course requirement: Each student must complete at least two (2) mock mediations as the mediator and upload both recordings to the Professor Portal for review before finishing the course.
Instructions:
Download one of the hypothetical scenarios below.
You will act as the mediator.
Select two participants (classmates, friends, or family) to act as parties.
Schedule a Zoom session and conduct the mediation.
Record the session.
Upload your recording to the Professor Portal for review.
Repeat the process so you complete at least two mediations as the mediator, uploading each one for your professor's review before completing the course.
When you have finished a session as the mediator, submit it here. Share a cloud recording link (Zoom, Google Drive, or YouTube — set to "anyone with the link"), upload a short recording file, or both. Your professor reviews each submission against the score sheet, and two passed reviews are required to finish the course.
Your Submissions
Enter your email above and submit, or your reviewed sessions will appear here.
Resources
We want to see you succeed in this arena, here are some additional resources to help you WIN!!
Additional Resources
Certificate of Completion
This certifies that
has successfully completed the required 40-hour Basic Mediation Training under the Facilitative Framework, in accordance with Maryland Rule 17.
Facilitative Mediation Training Program
Date of Completion:
Dr. Lionel Green, J.D.__________________________ Dr. Lionel Green, J.D. Founder
Dr. Leslie A. Green__________________________ Dr. Leslie A. Green Co-Founder
Certificate ID:
Verify the authenticity of this certificate at www.wbgradrinstitute.org — open “Verify Certificate” and enter the ID above.
Verify a Certificate
Employers, courts, and registrars can confirm that a WBGR ADR Institute Certificate of Completion is authentic. Enter the Certificate ID printed on the certificate — for example, WBGR-1A2B-3C4D-5E6F — to check it against the Institute's official records.
The Institute issues a unique certificate ID with every Certificate of Completion. A certificate that cannot be verified here should not be relied upon.
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Congratulations — You Did It!
You have completed the WBGR ADR Institute 40-Hour Basic Facilitative Mediation Training. You trained here — now go practice and lead everywhere. Below are your next steps to start mediating in your area.
Your Next Steps: Post-Certification Mediation Pathways
Continue your journey, gain experience, and get selected. The programs below connect you with community mediation centers, court rosters, and volunteer opportunities across the DMV region. Tap the slide to open it full size.
Questions about where to start? Contact WBGR ADR Institute at 202-299-8435 or info@wbgrlaw.com.
Privacy Policy
Effective date: June 6, 2026
This Privacy Policy explains how WBGR ADR Institute (“WBGR,” “the Institute,” “we,” “us”) collects, uses, and protects information when you visit this site, register for training, or use the student and professor portal. By using the site you agree to the practices described here.
Information we collect
Registration details — your first and last name, email address, phone number, the training program you select, your chosen payment method, and, where you claim the military discount, your confirmation that you hold a DD 214.
Account and learning records — your assigned student number, course progress, quiz attempts and scores, recorded contact hours, attendance, and certificate of completion records.
Mock-mediation submissions — recordings you upload or link, the names of the practice parties you enter, and the notes and grades exchanged with your reviewer.
Payment references — the payment method and confirmation details needed to reconcile your tuition. We do not collect or store full bank account numbers, full routing numbers, card numbers, or banking passwords.
Technical data — information your browser sends automatically, and limited data stored in your browser (for example, local demo progress) to operate the portal.
How we use information
To enroll you, deliver the training, and track your progress toward completion.
To confirm tuition payments and, where applicable, calculate instructor payouts.
To issue and later verify your certificate of completion.
To respond to your enrollment, payment, and support requests.
To operate, secure, and improve the portal.
How information is stored and shared
Portal data is held in managed cloud infrastructure (including Netlify hosting, database, and file storage) protected by access controls. We share information only as needed to run the program — for example, with the payment service you choose (such as PayPal, Zelle, or Cash App) to confirm tuition, or with a hosting provider that stores uploaded recordings — or where required by law. We do not sell your personal information. Certificate verification is public by design: anyone with a certificate ID can confirm the name, program, completion date, ID, and issuer printed on that certificate, but never your email or account.
Data retention
We keep enrollment, learning, certificate, and payout records for as long as needed to administer the program and meet recordkeeping, tax, and legal obligations. You may ask us to delete information that we are not required to retain.
Your choices and rights
You may request access to, correction of, or deletion of your personal information, subject to records we must keep. To make a request, contact us using the details below. The portal is intended for adults; it is not directed to children under 18.
Security
We use measures such as encrypted connections (HTTPS) and role-based access to protect your information. No method of transmission or storage is perfectly secure, so we cannot guarantee absolute security.
Changes
We may update this Policy from time to time. Material changes will be posted here with a new effective date.
Contact
Questions about this Policy or your information: info@wbgrlaw.com or 202-299-8435.
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Refund Policy
Effective date: June 6, 2026
WBGR ADR Institute wants you to enroll with confidence. This policy explains when tuition for the 40-Hour Basic Facilitative Mediation Training (and Sports & Entertainment modules) is refundable. It applies to all payment methods, including PayPal, Zelle, and Cash App, which are confirmed manually by the Institute.
Before your cohort or course access begins
Full refund if you request cancellation in writing at least 7 days before your cohort start date (for live cohorts) or before your portal course access is activated (for self-paced enrollment).
Within 7 days of the start, and before you have accessed course materials, you may cancel for a refund of tuition less a $95 administrative fee.
After course access or the cohort begins
Once you have accessed the curriculum slides, lecture videos, or other course materials, tuition is non-refundable, because the digital course content has been delivered.
No refund is available after a certificate of completion has been issued, or after you have submitted a mock mediation for review.
How to request a refund
Email payments@wbgradrinstitute.com (or call 202-299-8435) with your full name, the email used at registration, and your reason for the request. Approved refunds are returned using the same payment method you used, where possible, normally within 14 business days of approval. Because Zelle and Cash App payments are confirmed manually, please allow time for the Institute to verify the original payment.
Discounts, transfers, and exceptions
The military/DD 214 discount and other promotional pricing are applied to tuition before any refund is calculated; refunds never exceed the amount actually paid.
If you cannot continue, you may ask to transfer your enrollment to a later cohort once, at no charge, instead of cancelling.
If the Institute cancels a cohort or is unable to deliver the training you paid for, you are entitled to a full refund or a transfer, at your choice.
Fees charged by an outside payment provider are outside the Institute's control and are not part of a refund.
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Terms of Service
Effective date: June 6, 2026
These Terms of Service (“Terms”) govern your use of the WBGR ADR Institute website and training portal and your enrollment in its programs. By registering, paying tuition, or using the portal, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, do not use the site.
The training
WBGR ADR Institute provides a 40-Hour Basic Facilitative Mediation Training and related modules, aligned with the facilitative framework and Maryland Rule 17 awareness. Completing the training and receiving a certificate confirms that you finished the Institute's program. It is not a license to practice law or a guarantee of court roster placement, certification by any government body, employment, or any particular outcome. Requirements to serve as a mediator vary by jurisdiction and are your responsibility to confirm.
Enrollment and accounts
You must be at least 18 years old and provide accurate registration information.
You are responsible for keeping your portal login confidential and for activity under your account.
Accounts and certificates are personal to you and may not be shared, sold, or transferred.
Tuition and payment
Tuition is stated at registration (the standard Basic Training tuition is $995, with separate pricing for the military/DD 214 discount and Sports & Entertainment modules). Payment is made through the methods listed on the site and confirmed by the Institute. Access to course materials may depend on confirmed payment. Refunds are governed by our .
Acceptable use
Use the portal only for your own training and lawful purposes.
Do not copy, record, redistribute, or publicly post the curriculum slides, lecture videos, quizzes, or other course materials without written permission.
Do not attempt to disrupt, reverse engineer, or gain unauthorized access to the portal or other users' accounts.
For mock mediations, obtain the consent of everyone recorded, use the practice scenarios only for training, and do not upload unlawful or infringing content.
Intellectual property
The course materials, slide decks, videos, quizzes, role-play scenarios, branding, and site content are owned by WBGR ADR Institute or its licensors and are protected by law. You receive a limited, personal, non-transferable license to use them for your own training while enrolled.
Student content
You keep ownership of recordings and materials you submit. By submitting them, you grant the Institute a limited license to store, display, and review that content for the purpose of grading your mock mediations and administering your enrollment.
Disclaimers and limitation of liability
The site and training are provided “as is” without warranties of any kind, to the fullest extent permitted by law. The Institute is not liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages, and its total liability relating to the training will not exceed the tuition you paid for the program at issue. Nothing in these Terms limits liability that cannot be limited under applicable law.
Governing law
These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Maryland, without regard to its conflict-of-laws rules. Disputes will be handled in the courts located in Maryland, unless the parties agree to resolve the matter through mediation or arbitration first.
Changes and contact
We may update these Terms from time to time; material changes will be posted here with a new effective date, and continued use means you accept them. Questions: info@wbgrlaw.com or 202-299-8435.
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Admin Back Office
Grading Queue
Everything waiting on an instructor, oldest first. Mock-mediation recordings still awaiting review and role-play evaluations saved as drafts both land here, with the number of days each has been waiting, so nothing sits ungraded.
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Instructor Payment Portal
Choose the payee, list the student signups that instructor taught, and the portal pays them 15% of the tuition those students paid. Every payout is saved on the server and kept year to year.
Every recording students submit lands here. Open the recording, grade the session against the score sheet (1–5 per item), leave feedback, and mark it Passed or Needs revision. Students need two Passed reviews to complete the course.
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Role-Play Feedback
Capture what you observe in a live role-play. Pick the student and scenario, score the seven score-sheet items (1–5), note strengths and growth areas, and mark it Pass or Needs work. Save it as a draft mid-session and finish later — open drafts show up in the Grading Queue above. The student sees the finished feedback on their portal.
Captured evaluations
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Program Analytics — Where Students Stall
How far students get through each program, computed from their saved learning records and documented contact hours using the same 70% pass rule the Class Room enforces. The funnel shows how many reach each stage; the biggest fall between two stages is where the program is losing people, and each student's furthest stage is where they are stuck right now.
