Visual Essays - pg 3

Since the 1970s Dan Bassill, founder of the Tutor/Mentor Connection (led by Tutor/Mentor Institute, LLC since 2011) has used visualizations to share strategies and resources. The visual essays on this page focus on building attention and mobilizing resources for multiple programs.

The original collection of PDFs are listed on this page

Create your own versions and focus the strategies on your own city.  Show your support with a contribution. click here

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Tutor/Mentor Connection Logic Model.  If you agree, adopt the strategy - click here
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Ask elected leaders to appy this strategy to help reduce violence in Chicago - click here
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Planning needed/use of maps to combat violence in Chicago  - click here
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Want to help tutor/mentor programs grow? Help build attention for youth serving programs - click here
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Use this "Rest of the Story" media strategy to draw attention to youth serving programs in high need areas - click here
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Example of "Rest of the Story" strategy- North Lawndale - click here 

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Form a Tutor/Mentor Connection research/action program at your college/university - click here
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30-year (1993 to 2024) history of reaching out to universities. A long road. Learn from our examples - click here
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Use this strategic plan, created by DePaul University students, to build your own university leadership effort - click here
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This shows a role college fraternities and sororities can take to help build a tutor/mentor program pipeline to careers - click here
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How faith communities can help tutor/mentor programs grow in more places - click here
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A strategic plan hospitals can take to adopt the Tutor/Mentor Connection strategy. Use for planning - click here
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Establish a Tutor/Mentor Connection strategy in the legal community. Use this for planning - click here
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Strategy for elected leaders, using one Illinois Congressional district as an example -  click here

View more of our visual essays:  Page 1   Page 2   Page 4  Page 5