The National Mentoring Partnership is facilitates a fantastic Collaborative Mentoring Webinar Series (CMWS). Visit Mentoring.org to view webinars like the ones below.
Mentoring Youth Transitioning Out of Foster Care (July
2014)
Panelists:
- Laurie
Powers, Ph.d., Portland State University
- Summer
Pommier, MSW, My Life Program
- Alice
Worrell, Project Manager, Ohio Department of Job & Family Services
- Ed
Cohn, President & CEO, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Ohio
Videos about the foster care experience:
Multiple Transitions: A Young Child's Point of View about Foster Care and Adoption
ReMoved
Multiple Transitions: A Young Child's Point of View about Foster Care and Adoption
ReMoved
Positive Youth Development and Mentoring: Putting Assets
Into Practice (June 2014)
Panelists:
- Jim
Conway, Search Institute
- Linda
Oto, Connected Kids Mentoring, Northfield (MN) Public Schools
- Rebekah
Holbrook, Virginia Mentoring Partnership
Parents as Partners: Research and Strategies for Engaging
Parents in Youth Mentoring Programs (May 2014)
Panelists:
- Andrea
Taylor, Ph.D., Temple University
- Renee
Spencer, Ph.D., Boston University
- Antoinette
Basualdo-Delmonico, Ph.D., Boston University
“Family Involvement” by Andrea Taylor and Lorraine
Porcellini in theHandbook
of Youth Mentoring (2nd Ed.)
Across Ages mentoring
program
CAMP program,
which includes the Super Saturdays event
Recording and
slides from “Family
Engagement: The Secret Sauce for Successful Youth Mentoring Programs,” workshop
at the 2014 National Mentoring Summit
Mass Mentoring Partnership’s Parent
& Family Engagement in Mentoring Staff Training Handbook
Parent
engagement strategies shared by webinar attendees
Going the Distance: New Insights on Mentor Retention
(April 2014)
Panelists:
- Molly
Frendo, University of Minnesota Extension
- Amy
Pomeranz Essley, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana
- Steve
Gibson, Project Leadership
“Text
Messages: Helping Volunteer Managers Be Successful” by Molly Frendo
“Engaging
Volunteers Through Social Media” by Molly Frendo
“Examining
Commitment and Relational Maintenance in Formal Youth Mentoring Relationships” by
Patricia E. Gettings and Steven R. Wilson
“Self-determination
theory: A framework for understanding volunteer motivation and retention” by
Molly Frendo, published in the International Journal of Volunteer
Administration XXIX (3), 4-12.
Mentor Screening and Youth Protection (March 2014)
Panelist:
- Sarah
Kremer, Friends for Youth Mentoring Institute
Introduction to the National Mentoring Resource Center (February 2014)
Panelists:
- Jim
Antal, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
- Cheri
Faunce, Kansas Mentors
- Tim
Cavell, Ph.D., University of Arkansas
- Kevin
Pinkston, Ph.D, University of Illinois at Chicago
- Thaddeus
Ruzskowski, FirstPic. Inc.
- Allison
D’Aurora, FirstPic, Inc.
Briefing: New National Report on Young People's Perspectives on Mentoring (January 2014)
Panelists:
- David
Shapiro, President & CEO, MENTOR: The National Mentoring Partnership
- Tammy
Tai, Chief Program Officer, MENTOR: The National Mentoring Partnership
- Diane
Quest, Director of Marketing & Communications, MENTOR: The National
Mentoring Partnership
- Venessa
Marks, Vice President, Research, Innovation, and Growth, Big Brothers Big
Sisters of America
- Tommy
McClam, Director of Mentoring, YouthBuild USA
- Tarika
Barrett, Chief Program Officer, iMentorDavid Shapiro, MENTOR
Visit The
Mentoring Effect page on the MENTOR website for the: Press Release,
Fact Sheet, Influential Voices, Executive Summary and The Mentoring Effect Full
Report
Visit the National
Mentoring Month website for template communications tools related to
The Mentoring Effect report: Key Message and Social Media Brief, Template Press
Release, Template Pitch Letter, Fact Sheet, Influential Voices and The
Mentoring Effect Q&A
Did it Work? Evaluating Youth Outcomes in
Relationship-Based Programs (December 2013)
Panelists:
- Tom
Drummond, College Dreams
- Meghan
Ferns, Oregon Mentors
- Michael
Garringer, Education Northwest
- Celeste
Janssen, Oregon Mentors
Download a
comprehensive list of all resources mentioned on this webinar, including tools
and resources related to:
Theory of Change
Measuring mentoring relationships
Making the case for intermediary outcomes
Leveraging National Mentoring Month (November 2013)
Panelists:
- Tammy
Tai, MENTOR
- Mai-Anh
Kapanke, Mentoring Partnership of Minnesota
- Diane
Quest, MENTOR
- Abbie
Evans, MENTOR
- Kristan
Allen, Mentoring Partnership of Southwestern Pennsylvania
Group Mentoring: Bridging Research and Effective Practice
(October 2013)
Panelists:
- Gabriel
Kuperminc, Georgia Southern University
- Jerry
Sherk, Mentor Management Systems
Read the
“Group Mentoring” chapter in the Handbook of Youth Mentoring, Second Edition.
Read Jerry
Sherk’s “Designing and Implementing a Group Mentoring Program,” part of the Mentoring
Tactics series.
Contact Gabriel Kuperminc at gkuperminc@gsu.edu
Contact Jerry Sherk at sherk@mentorms.com
Men in Mentoring (July 2013)
Panelist:
- Amber
Troupe, Director of Mentor Michigan
Visit Mentor
Michigan’s website to access the complete Men in Mentoring Toolkit,
along with talking points for the following:
- Recruiting
Younger Men
- Recruiting
Older Men
- Women
Recruiting Men
- Religious
Leader Recruiting Men
- Recruiter
to Employer
- Employers
Recruiting Male Employees
- After
the Application
Ensuring Program Sustainability (June 2013)
Panelist:
- Dr.
Susan Weinberger
Exploring the Role of Risk in Youth Mentoring (May 2013)
Panelists:
- David
DuBois, PhD, University of Illinois - Chicago
- Carla
Herrera, Consultant
- Janet
Heubach, Washington State Mentors
Read the Child Trends report to which youth in the Role of
Risk study were compared, Cumulative
Risks Among American Children
Read articles by Dr. David DuBois on depression and
mentoring on the Chronicle for Evidence-Based Mentoring, including “Do
Mentees Just Wanna Have Fun?” and “How
Does Mentoring Benefit Youth? Let’s Count the Ways”
Learn more about the Strengths
& Difficulties Questionnaires
Learn more about the Moods and Feelings Questionnaire referenced
in the webinar
Read Renee Spencer’s “It’s Not What I
Expected” article
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