Mark Wycliff Iragaba

[UCU Law Society @UCULSMain]

@UCULSMain, is partnering with the @ucutribunal28th for the Annual Justice Week 2026.

We encourage all Law Students @UCUniversity to engage in the Week's Activities and Engagements from May 18th - 22nd. See you there‼️#Ucujusticeweek

[Youth Lenz Africa @LenzAfrica]

Join @bett33320 for an exciting discussion about the use of Mobile Courts & the proposed extension of the 7-year term of the President & MP's.

Date & time: Thursday 16th, 7: 30 p.m. EAT.

X-space Link: https://t.co/oHOEzkJB4M

[UCU Law Society @UCULSMain]

May this day be a reminder of the grace that carries us through the rigors of our journey. Enjoy the sunshine, rest, and company of loved ones. May blessings of this season provide a meaningful break and fill your homes with love, warmth, favor and peace.🤍💜

[UCU Law Society @UCULSMain]

The faculty of law had a huge win at the National Council for Higher Education (NCHE) Exhibition held in Gulu from the 26th - 28th of March 2026. The law project on ADR and community justice officially emerged as one of the best in the country. #nhce2026

[UCU Law Society @UCULSMain]

A day to remember that the greatest sacrifices often lead to the greatest triumphs. Wishing everyone a reflective day🤍💜

[The Youth's Alternative Dispute Resolution Forum @The_YADRF]

This is a call to become. Not just a lawyer, but a bridge.

A bridge between conflict and peace. Between dispute and resolution. Between “I win” and “We move forward.” Be a lawyer who can litigate but is even better at #mediating. Build the skill. Refine the art. Master the balance. This mediation training is one of the avenues to get you there. Register today, few slots are remaining.
#LetsVibeADR.

[The Youth's Alternative Dispute Resolution Forum @The_YADRF]

The future of law is not just in winning cases. It is in resolving disputes efficiently, quickly, and amicably.
Courts will always have their place. But a wise lawyer knows when to step outside them. #ADR is no longer an alternative. It is essential. Position yourself accordingly. #LetsVibeADR

[The Youth's Alternative Dispute Resolution Forum @The_YADRF]

You can cite cases. You can draft pleadings. You can rise and address the court.

But can you listen? Can you negotiate? Can you turn conflict into consensus?

Because the future will not ask, “How well can you argue?” It will ask, “How well can you resolve?” And the right answer will be through Alternative Dispute Resolution, no longer an alternative, but a necessity.

#LetsVibeADR

[UCU Law Society @UCULSMain]

To our Muslim brothers, sisters, colleagues and students marking the end of the holy month, may your prayers be answered, your homes be filled with happiness and your hearts with peace and love today and always💜. Eid Mubarak from all of us @UCULSMain 🤝🕌

[Mark Wycliff Iragaba @IragabaMar69340]

Quorum is no longer a contested question but a settled constitutional command, its breach signals not ambiguity, but institutional delinquency. Laws passed in defiance of it carry the form of legality, not its legitimacy.

[UCU Law Society @UCULSMain]

We pray for Justice to prevail over our Coolest DOSA!

MHSRIP🕊

[The Youth's Alternative Dispute Resolution Forum @The_YADRF]

HEALING THROUGH DIALOGUE: THE ROLE OF EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE IN CONFLICT RESOLUTION

ADR continues to show us that conflict is not just a legal issue, it is a human one. It helps preserve relationships, build understanding and create solutions that last. This is why emotional intelligence is becoming such an important skill for anyone involved in resolving disputes.

During our monthly workshop on 29th November 2025, guided by our facilitators Mark Wycliff Iragaba and Nyanzi Caleb Douglas, we shared insights on what ADR is, why it matters and why young people must continue leading the conversation on peaceful conflict resolution in Uganda.

A big focus of the session was emotional intelligence, especially self-awareness. Understanding our emotions, knowing what triggers us and learning how to control our reactions can greatly improve how we handle conflict.

When ADR practitioners appreciate the emotional side of a dispute, they can better guide parties toward solutions that are both meaningful and lasting.

We also discussed how emotional intelligence helps us navigate difficult conversations. Managing our tone, showing empathy, listening carefully and acknowledging the other person’s perspective can turn a tense moment into a productive dialogue.

The workshop brought together certified mediators, arbitration practitioners, law students, bankers and other professionals, all committed to strengthening their ability to manage disputes peacefully. Their presence reminded us that the future of conflict resolution depends not only on legal knowledge, but also on emotional strength and understanding.

As ADR continues to grow in Uganda, emotional intelligence will remain a key tool, one that helps us heal, restore and transform relationships through dialogue.

#LetsVibeADR.

[The Youth's Alternative Dispute Resolution Forum @The_YADRF]

🌿 Healing Through Dialogue.
Emotional intelligence is becoming one of the most decisive skills in resolving conflict at work, in communities, and in leadership.

On 29th November 2025, we gather for a powerful session on “The Role of Emotional Intelligence in Conflict Resolution.”

A thoughtful conversation hosted by Nyanzi Douglas Caleb, with insights from Iragaba Mark Wycliff.

🕒 2:00pm – 4:00pm EAT
📍 Naalya, behind Quality Supermarket, Plot 2 Charles Ogwenyi Road

Join us for an afternoon of learning, openness, and transformational dialogue.

#EmotionalIntelligence #ConflictResolution #LeadershipDevelopment
#LetsVibeADR

[Frances K N Ddungu (Smith) FCIArb, LLB,Dip.LPC,LLM @Frances46672770]

The-YADRF taking centre stage in advancing ADR among the Youth in Uganda 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[Adria5e @Adrianenyangoma]

The Youth Alternative Dispute Resolution @The_YADRF hosted a workshop about Emotional Intelligence theamed ..Healing through Dialogue..our speakers @IragabaMar69340 and @doug__hunid well done it was a great experience

[The Youth's Alternative Dispute Resolution Forum @The_YADRF]

Two brilliant young leaders will be steering this conversation:

👨‍⚖️ Iragaba Mark Wycliff — delivering perspective on emotional intelligence in resolving conflicts.

👨‍💼 Nyanzi Douglas Caleb — hosting the session with his signature clarity and curiosity.

Join us for an engaging, practical, and open discussion.

🗓 29th November 2025 | 2:00pm – 4:00pm
📍 Naalya – Behind Quality Supermarket

This is where meaningful conversations begin.

#Leadership #EmotionalAwareness #CommunityDialogue
#LetsVibeADR

[UCU Law Society @UCULSMain]

Earlier in the day, a delegation from @UCULSMain led by H.E @_eunice_256 had a productive engagement with @ug_lawsociety's Litigation Officer, Mr. @BenonJurua, discussing strategic partnerships and opportunities for law students across the country.

A thread🧵

[UCU Law Society @UCULSMain]

1/1 📢Meet the faces behind our @UCULSMain leadership under the stewardship of @_eunice_256 and @IragabaMar69340

These dedicated leaders are committed to serving our community and enhancing our journey through law school.

Here's to a successful partnership!🫡