In a society where communication barriers often silence marginalized voices, mediation offers a transformative path toward access, equity, and inclusion. For individuals who are Deaf, use American Sign Language (ASL), or live with a disability, traditional conflict resolution methods frequently fail—especially when cultural competency and linguistic access are missing. From special education disputes to equal employment challenges and civil rights violations, the need for skilled mediators who understand these lived experiences is urgent. By centering restorative justice, sign language access, and inclusive practices, mediation services empower individuals to resolve conflict, reclaim dignity, and build lasting change.