A Full Member resides in Manitoba or practices ADR in Manitoba and is entitled to all the rights, privileges and services of ADRIM including the right to hold office and to vote.  Only Full Members are also members of the national organization, ADR Institute of Canada (ADRIC), and have access to discounted professional liability insurance and ADR Connect.

ADR Connect is a fully searchable database of ADR practitioners which ADRIC uses to appoint members to rosters and which the public uses to find practitioners.  A link to ADR Connect can be found on our homepage.

A Manitoba corporation, firm, company, organization, not-for-profit, or government department that supports, encourages, accesses or delivers ADR services, and has a commitment toward demonstrating leadership in ADR in Manitoba, may become a Corporate Member.  The corporation will purchase 4 or more Full Memberships on behalf of persons within its organization, staff, board, volunteers or team.  The corporation will then receive 25% off the cost of those 4 memberships.  The persons upon whose behalf the memberships were purchased are entitled to all the rights, privileges and services of ADRIM, including the right to hold office and to vote, and those persons will also be members of the national organization, ADR Institute of Canada (ADRIC).  The corporation/organization may also describe itself as a member of ADRIM.

Note: To apply for Corporate membership, please contact the office for application instructions.

A Student Member is a person who is enrolled in a full-time course of study as documented by the Manitoba institution attended by the student. This includes those who are enrolled in high school, post-secondary institutions, as well as articling students.  A Student Member is entitled to all the rights, privileges and services of ADRIM, including the right to hold office and to vote, if s/he is 18 or older.

A retired practitioner resides in Manitoba and has been a member of ADRIM in good standing for at least three years, supports the goals and objectives of ADRIM, and is either retired or otherwise on leave from his/her ADR practice.  A Retired Practitioner Member is entitled to all the rights, privileges and services of ADRIM, including the right to hold office and to vote.