Editor’s Blog

New findings from the Center for Evidence-Based Mentoring
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By Jean Rhodes
For the past decade, my students, colleagues,…

From good to better: Four strategies for improving the practice of youth mentoring
by Jean Rhodes
In the coming months, MENTOR will be releasing…

Three ways that mentoring makes us informed advocates for the needs of all children
By: Jean Rhodes
"It is extraordinarily difficult to love children…

The long and winding path to adulthood
Editor's Note: Walk into any bus terminal, coffee shop, library,…

The real mentoring gap—and what to do about it
by Jean Rhodes
If you haven’t already read Chapter 5 of…

On Mentoring and Perennials
By Jean Rhodes and Belle Liang.
Spring is in the air in Boston…

10 reasons mentors should play cards with their mentees
by Jean Rhodes
Who knew? The simple act of playing cards or…

You should sometimes talk politics and religion: Here’s why
by Jean Rhodes
I was presenting findings from my research…

A funny thing happened on the way to the Summit
by Jean Rhodes
Senator Al Franken addressed a gathering at…

From equal footing to lost ground: How can we achieve stronger effects?
by Jean Rhodes
In 1979, a young assistant professor named…

Nudging through text messages: An evidence-based role for mentors
by Jean Rhodes
As the parent of a high school junior, I can't…

Separating the wheat from the chaff in youth mentoring
by Jean Rhodes
Ron Haskins, the co-director of the Center…

The problem of the benevolent dolphin: Implications for mentoring
by Jean Rhodes
In their new book, “Mistakes Were Made,…