Short Course on Youth Mentoring in the Digital Age

November 22, 2013/in Ethical Considerations, Mentoring Practice/by Jean Rhodes

The MENTOR/UMass Boston Center for Evidence-Based Mentoring’s second Short Course @ UMass Boston was called Youth Mentoring in the Digital Age. The goal of this intensive 1 day course was to provide practitioners with a series of expert lectures and group discussions aimed at deepening their capacity to train, provide ethical guidelines, and supervise volunteer mentors working with youth around social media issues. The Short Course was a huge success, and you can now view videos of the presentations. Please visit the short course website to view the videos and learn about the presenters.

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