Special Populations

These articles pertain to specific populations and the models and strategies that are effective when working with them.

Latino children who suffer from undiagnosed mental health problems benefit from mentoring programs

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Montanez, E., Berger-Jenkins, E., Rodriguez, J., McCord, M.,…

Mentoring program found to boost academic and mental health outcomes for urban minority youth

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Montanez, E., Berger-Jenkins, E., Rodriguez, J., McCord, M.,…

A calm port in the storm: Mentors serve as reliable support for youth in the foster care system

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Greeson, J.K., Thompson, A.E., Ali, S., & Wenger, R.S. (2015).…

The novel approach: Combining literature and mentoring to support juvenile offenders

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Seroczynski, A., Evans, W., Jobst, A., Horvath, L. & Carozza,…
Practice Corner - Chronicle of Evidence-Based Mentoring

Passing its second birthday, officials believe “My Brother’s Keeper” program will endure

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By Emma Brown, The Washington Post Noah McQueen attended…

Mentors Serve as “Facilitators of Change” for Ex-Offenders

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Garcia, J. (2015). The Importance of the Mentor–Mentee…

How Mentoring a Refugee Helped My Own Transition

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Photo: Bonninstudio Written by Heather Mangan Sarah’s…

Mentoring for Children of Incarcerated Parents – National Mentoring Resource Center Review

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Group Review Board G. Roger Jarjoura, Ph.D. (American Institutes…

Teens in military families: Two scholars explain the complexities

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By Mallory Lucier Greer--Submitted by Amy Glaspie on Wed, 02/10/2016…