he Virtual Group Mentoring Program was developed in four cohorts over two years (2019-21):
Youth and mentors gathered virtually in small groups for six weeks to explore various career options. Now that it is fully beta-tested we are bringing this platform to the world.
The Mentor-as-Changemaker Program puts the methods of the social changemakers to work directly for youths, drawing on Clint Wilkins' experience with:
In brief, mentors and youth learn how to:
- in the Mayor's Office in San José, California;
- in collaboration with the youth-oriented nonproft, San José Works;
- and major Silicon Valley Corporations, like Intel.
Youth and mentors gathered virtually in small groups for six weeks to explore various career options. Now that it is fully beta-tested we are bringing this platform to the world.
The Mentor-as-Changemaker Program puts the methods of the social changemakers to work directly for youths, drawing on Clint Wilkins' experience with:
- the Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship at Oxford University as an associate;
- and with under-resourced youth as school principal and nonprofit leader.
In brief, mentors and youth learn how to:
- make a map of each youth's world;
- mind the gaps that get revealed though mapmaking
- and build an app, or platform for taking action.