We all want to help kids but the problem seems overwhelming. Too much information and not enough time.

This presentation was created in May-June 2012 by Mina Song, student from Korea who was part of a an intern program with Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago.

This illustrates ways students from colleges and high schools all over the world can be interpreting ideas shared on the Tutor/Mentor Blog and Library with presentations that apply this thinking to their own neighborhood or city.

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From my family to my tutor/mentor worldwide family. May you all have hope,  health and opportunity over this holiday and into the new year!

Daniel F. Bassill, Tutor/Mentor Institute, LLC

Visit this Tutor/Mentor Institute, LLC YouTube channel to see videos where we explain our ideas and talk about how mentoring transforms the lives of volunteers and youth who become part of well-organized, long-term tutor/mentor programs.

Essays in this section are roles leaders in business, religion, health care, universities and politics might take to support the growth of volunteer-based tutor/mentor programs  in all high poverty areas.

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