Julie was the founding editor of Dispute Resolution: Readings and Case Studies (Emond Montgomery, John Kleefeld ed.) a student text used widely in ADR courses in Canadian and US law schools and now in its 4th edition

Julie is also the editor of a collection of essays on mediation “Rethinking Disputes: the Mediation Alternative” (Emond Montgomery, 1997) and numerous articles in journals and magazines about mediation and conflict resolution.

Julie has mediated in organizations, workplaces and for the courts for 25 years and consulted regularly on conflict resolution interventions, training, program evaluation and systems design for a range of public and private sector clients. She has provided conflict intervention training for legal practitioners, law students, civil servants, union and management groups, band council members, legal aid workers and health care professionals. She has also been retained many times by federal and provincial governments to carry out program design and evaluation.

Julie has conducted research and evaluation in court-connected mediation programs, private dispute resolution systems (for example, collaborative family practice), and with both mediators and clients.