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Research in Action is an innovative series that highlights the importance of connecting mentoring research to practice and policy to increase the impact of youth mentoring. This groundbreaking product is the first to evolve from the work of MENTOR's Research and Policy Council and makes the best available mentoring research accessible and relevant to practitioners, policymakers, and funders alike. Mentoring providers will find tangible strategies to improve both program practices and relationship quality, while policymakers and funders will learn more about how to assess and support quality mentoring.
The Research in Action series contains 10 issues on some of the most pressing topics facing the youth mentoring field. The foundation of each issue is Research-an article written by a leading scholar who summarizes the latest research and offers insight into the implications of that research on mentoring practice. Those implications are then expanded into tools, activities, resources, or training exercises in the Action section, providing practitioners with a concrete application of the research findings in their everyday operations. Finally, each issue concludes with a list of additional Resources on the topic.
The Research in Action series was funded by a generous grant from the MetLife Foundation.
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Issue 1Mentoring: A Key Resource for Promoting Positive Youth Development |
Issue 2Effectiveness of Mentoring Program Practices |
Issue 3Program Staff in Youth Mentoring Programs: Qualifications, Training, and Retention |
Issue 4Fostering Close and Effective Relationships in Youth Mentoring Programs |
Issue 5Why Youth Mentoring Relationships End |
Issue 6School-Based Mentoring |
Issue 7Cross-Age Peer Mentoring |
Issue 8Mentoring Across Generations: Engaging 50+ Adults as Mentors |
Issue 9Youth Mentoring: Do Race and Ethnicity Really Matter? |
Issue 10Mentoring: A Promising Intervention for Children of Prisoners |
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