Lewis Dabney

Lewis Dabney joined the Key Bridge Foundation in January 2000. Lewis has been active in the Conflict Resolution field since 1996, with degrees in Anthropology and Religious Studies from the University of Virginia, and a MSc. in Conflict Resolution from George Mason University's Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution (now S-CAR) that focused on ethnic and religious conflict. He is a nationally recognized leader in the mediation of disputes pertaining to the Americans with Disabilities Act, and with his colleagues at Key Bridge, has managed the US Department of Justice's national ADA Mediation Program under contract for over 10 years.

Lewis has been an active leader in the Association for Conflict Resolution, serving as Chair of the International Section, and as Secretary of the Board. He has lectured on various aspects of Conflict Resolution practice at universities in North and South America, South and Southeast Asia, and Europe. His specialties are ADA Mediation, Program Management, ADR Training, System Design, Monitoring and Evaluation, Ethnic and Religious Conflict, Rule of Law.