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Prevent Substance Use and Promote Healthy Decision-Making in Mentees: Incorporating Media Literacy Skill-Building Opportunities in Your Program
Mentoring programs have an important opportunity to maximize the benefits of their program for mentees [...]
Improve Mentee Outcomes by Incorporating Mindfulness in Your Mentoring Program
A recent study found that incorporating mindfulness-based interventions in mentoring programs positively impacted mentees’ behavioral [...]
How Mentoring Central Can Help Your Program Meet Standards in the Elements of Effective Practice for Mentoring™ (EEPM): Part 1
MENTOR’s Elements of Effective Practice for Mentoring™ (EEPM) is a guidebook for mentoring programs that [...]
How the EQUIP Evaluation System Can Help You Improve Your Mentoring Program
You probably already know that the small choices your mentoring program makes matter. Your day-to-day [...]
Tips to Help Mentors Become Advocates for their Mentees
When volunteering for a mentoring program, mentors take on a responsibility to support their mentee [...]
New Evidence-Based Standards of Practice for Mentoring Programs Outlined in the Fifth Edition of MENTOR’s Elements of Effective Practice for Mentoring™
The fifth and newest edition of the Elements of Effective Practice for Mentoring™ (EEPM) is [...]
New Research Intern Joins Mentoring Central
Mentoring Central, a division of iRT, is pleased to welcome Sarah Soson as the newest [...]
Mentoring Central to Evaluate the Impact of Training Mentors on Youth Impacted by Substance Misuse
Mentoring Central is excited to announce that it has received funding from the National Institutes [...]
Motivating Mentees to Participate and Engage in School
At the beginning of the new year, most youth are returning to school from a [...]
Guidance for Mentoring as an Athletic Coach
Participation in sports is common in American youth. In fact, approximately 54% of 6- to [...]
