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Keyword: mentoring

Great Think Indian Country

This report by the Boys & Girls Clubs of America highlights issues important to Native youth and programs and recommendations addressing these issues. […]

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Indigenous Knowledge Realized

The article explores the experiences of 13 undergraduate American Indian college students who served as mentors through a service-learning course while attending a 4-year, predominantly White institution (PWI). […]

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7th Generation National Tribal Mentoring Program Kinship Mentoring Framework Facilitator Guide

Developed by the Education Development Center under an OJJDP cooperative agreement. The Kinship Mentoring Framework Group Session Facilitator’s Guide reflects the lessons learned during the Seventh Generation National Tribal Mentoring […]

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Elements of Effective Practice for Mentoring

Standards for creating and sustaining quality youth mentoring programs. Developed by the National Mentoring Partnership. […]

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