Are you looking for training programs and evaluation resources to take your mentoring program to the next level? Mentoring Central’s annual membership is your one-stop shop for access to a large array of training, evaluation, [...]
Building the Foundation for Mentees, Mentoring Central’s interactive, research-informed, highly positively reviewed eLearning course for mentees has been modified for delivery in a live, instructor-led workshop, based upon user requests. Building the Foundation for Mentees [...]
Dr. Janis Kupersmidt, Dr. Rebecca Stelter, and Elizabeth Porter represented Mentoring Central, a division of iRT, at the annual National Mentoring Summit in Washington, DC, last month. The 2023 Summit, convened by MENTOR, brought mentoring [...]
Most mentees participating in a youth mentoring program are signed up to participate by one or more of their parents, and if you ask them, what they will get out of being a mentee in [...]
Mentor education should be ongoing and diverse. Learn about when and how to train your mentors, and encourage them to keep learning. […]
iRT Contributes to the Development of a Disability Inclusion Guide for Mentoring Programs February 7, 2023, Durham, NC – Youth with disabilities account for a significant portion of the mentees enrolled in mentoring programs across [...]
Discover the best tips for mentor evaluation and assessment across the lifetime of the mentoring relationship. Learn how recurring assessment of mentors and mentoring relationships can improve the safety, stability, and efficacy of your mentoring [...]
Thinking about starting a mentoring program? Use this helpful guide to find out how to get started. […]
Implementing the benchmark practices described in the Elements of Effective Practice for Mentoring (EEPM) is vital for improving your organization’s impact. Train your team to meet these standards and engage in continuous quality improvement activities. [...]
According to the most recent data, more than 400,000 youth are in foster care. Many youth in foster care often share a common struggle — lack of availability or access to quality and consistent relationships [...]
