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On-Line Tutor/Mentor Forums

Join with others to help build tutor/mentor program capacity inChicago
or in your own city, state, or country.

Visit the New Tutor/Mentor Connection Portal and On-Line Discussion Section at
http://www.tutormentorconnection.org

While there are many on-line forums where people share ideas, get  help, vent, or call for action, the forums hosted by the Tutor/Mentor Connection are all focused at building capacity of tutor/mentor programs serving youth in poverty areas of major cities like Chicago.

We welcome anyone to join, but ask that you come prepared to share your knowledge and your actions to accomplish the goals of the groups you join.

From the President: I'm Dan Bassill, president of Cabrini Connections and the Tutor/Mentor Connection.

You can learn more about me in this interview.

I created this organization in 1993 to help our leaders and volunteers be more effective in mentoring Cabrini-Green teens to careers, and to help people from around the world find information, and friends, that can help them become more strategic in efforts to help kids move from poverty to jobs and careers. Our history goes back to 1965, when volunteers from the Montgomery Ward corporation in Chicago began tutoring 2nd to 6th grade youth in the Cabrini Green neighborhood. See Timeline.

The Tutor/Mentor Connection is a constantly expanding information library because the links go to other organizations that are also growing at a rapid pace and where innovation abounds. 

In 2005 IUPUI, based in Indianapolis, built the
www.tutormentorconnection.org web site for the T/MC
. This is an interactive site, where you can add links, submit articles, join discussions, and work as a network with a common purpose.

Tutor/Mentor Connection Imagineering and Creative Construction Forums:

Tutor/Mentor Connection Blog
http://tutormentor.blogspot.com 
I hope you'll visit my blog and share these ideas with others. If you write a blog, write about what we're doing and link your stories with ours. My goal is to learn about others who have blogs focused on tutoring and mentoring, or workforce development, and to create links from my blogs to any others that I learn about.
 

Tutor/Mentor Volunteer Recruitment Network. Join in planning the on-going volunteer recruitment efforts in the Chicago area. Borrow ideas from this campaign for your own community and share actions that help draw volunteers to programs throughout the country.   The discussion in this group focuses on the Annual Chicagoland Back-to-School Tutor/Mentor Volunteer Recruitment Campaign. Volunteer_recruitment

Tutor/Mentor Volunteer Leadership Conference  Network. Become part of the planning for the May and November Tutor/Mentor Leadership and Networking Conferences held in Chicago and on the Internet. Participants share ideas for building programs as they network to develop conference workshop schedules.. Leadership Conference

Tutor/Mentor Connection GIS Planning Group. This web site hosts the planning and brainstorming needed to build the maps shown on the above site. Volunteers from California, Wisconsin, Illinois and beyond collaborate on-line on this project. Tutor/Mentor GIS Planning

Note: Many of these forums are hosted on the free services of Yahoo Groups

Do you know of a web forums or on-line tutoring, mentoring, volunteerism or philanthropy discussions that should be on this list? E-mail us at  tutormentor2@earthlink.net

 

Forums hosted by other local and national networks:

MentorExchanget - This forum is hosted by the National Mentoring Center Participants are from all over the country. Click here to register.

Social Edge is a lively and provocative online community for the social sector. It's a place for an empowered community of socially minded individuals committed to changing the world to convene.
 
http://skoll.socialedge.org

Ned.com - this is a place where people who want to do good can connect with each other. The web site is http://www.ned.com

Learning to Finish Wiki
Hosted by the Pew Partnership for Civic Change, this Wiki focuses on actions that reduce the high school drop out rate and prepare more young people for careers.

Find more. Each of the links on the Tutor/Mentor Blog link to many other forums where you can learn about philanthropy, social networking, tutoring/mentoring and Cabrini Connections and the Tutor/Mentor Connection.

Visit the Links to more on-line forums page to find a list of other on-line forums.