Planting Seeds of Peace

Building Peaceful Communities

Operation Eviction Intervention
AACRC is here to assist Anne Arundel County residents prevent eviction.

our mission

Providing mediation and other services in Anne Arundel County that encourages peaceful communication and conflict resolution.

our vision

Peace in the Community

We accomplish this by providing mediation, facilitation, and education for the peaceful resolution of conflicts to all who ask. We serve the residents of Anne Arundel County and the men and women incarcerated at the correctional facilities in Jessup, MD.

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Anne Arundel Conflict Resolution Center Endowment Fund

We invite you to support AACRC’s legacy by giving to the endowment.

About Us

The Anne Arundel Conflict Resolution Center (AACRC) began in 1993 when a group of local people met to talk about peaceful approaches to conflict and how to create a community-based program. Read about our history, mission, and board of directors.

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Donate

The AACRC is able to continue offering free, accessible services to the people of Anne Arundel County thanks to the generous grants of funders, and, more importantly, the generosity and dedication of people like you — people who believe that positive, satisfying agreements can arise from conflict.

Volunteer

The AACRC is a volunteer-driven organization. The volunteer program exists to provide leadership and direction within the Center, to deliver mediation and conflict resolution services, and to reach the community by raising awareness of AACRC services.