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A strong signal in a noisy world: Implications of a remarkably consistent finding in mentoring research
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Jean Rhodes
Study after study has shown that mentees experience…
The road ahead: The promise of task shifting, stepped care, and paraprofessional mentoring
by Jean Rhodes
As millions of children and adolescents cope…
Should mentors discuss COVID-19 vaccines with their mentees? It’s complicated.
by Jean Rhodes
The CDC recently provided valuable guidance…
Youth-initiated mentoring: A scalable approach to addressing mental health problems
Viewpoint (Reprinted from the Journal of the American Medical…
“Black Box Thinking:” Drawing on disappointing findings to improve youth mentoring programs
by Jean Rhodes
After a plane crash, investigators examine…
Getting to Carnegie Hall: Why practicing skills is a “best practice” in mentoring
by Jean Rhodes
Chances are you've heard about the pedestrian…
Charlotte, Wilbur, and the myth of the selfless mentor
Why did you do all this for me?” [Wilbur] asked. “I don’t…
Wait, what?!: Shorter, less intensive mentoring relationships can be just as effective
by Jean Rhodes
I think we can all agree that a good working…
Are supportive relationships enough? The great debate continues
by Jean Rhodes
In their provocative new paper, Back to the…
Mentoring in the era of COVID-19: Nine experts in the field weigh in
By Justin Preston and Monica Arkin
Featuring
Dr. Tim…
“I thought, are you serious, really, in the United States of America?”: How a revolutionary new social policy will lift mentees’ lives
By Jean Rhodes
Let's take a moment to celebrate some really…
Now more than ever: Best practices for working with immigrant youth
by Jean Rhodes
Editor's note: Mentors who are working…
Giving psychology away: The promise of paraprofessional mentors
by Jean Rhodes
More than fifty years ago, community psychologist…