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MENTOR

The National Mentoring Partnership (also known as MENTOR: The National Mentoring Partnership) is a non-profit organization promoting the youth mentoring movement within the United States. The organization's goal is to promote advocacy, training, and education related to the field of youth mentoring.

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Founded
1990; 36 years ago (1990) (as One to One Partnership)
Abbreviation
MENTOR
CEO
David Shapiro
Founder
Geoffrey Boisi and Raymond Chambers
Type
non-governmental organization

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MENTOR

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Edges16
Triples50
Avg. degree1.88
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related to Recognition · 15
MENTOR → Boston, Charity Navigator, Hear, In, Index, It, MacKenzie Scott, Massachusetts, MENTOR's, National, Social Impact, Teams Empowering Voices, United States, With Affiliates, World Needs
has impact · 12
MENTOR → By, Connect, Delinquency Prevention’s National Mentoring, Focus, Grow, Juvenile Justice, Mentoring Connector, National Mentoring Month, Office, Resource Center, The, Workplace Equity Pledge
related to background · 8
MENTOR → Boisi, Chambers, Geoffrey Boisi, One, One Partnership, Raymond Chambers, The, The National Mentoring Partnership
see also · 4
MENTOR → America, AmericaBig Brothers Big Sisters, Girls Clubs, Youth
related to External links · 2
MENTOR → Ean Garrett April, Speech
Abbreviation · 1
MENTOR → MENTOR
CEO · 1
MENTOR → David Shapiro
Founded · 1
MENTOR → 1990; 36 years ago (1990) (as One to One Partnership)
Founder · 1
MENTOR → Geoffrey Boisi and Raymond Chambers
Type · 1
MENTOR → non-governmental organization

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MENTORAbbreviationMENTOR1.00infobox
MENTORCEODavid Shapiro1.00infobox
MENTORFounded1990; 36 years ago (1990) (as One to One Partnership)1.00infobox
MENTORFounderGeoffrey Boisi and Raymond Chambers1.00infobox
MENTORTypenon-governmental organization1.00infobox
MENTORWebsitewww.mentoring.org1.00infobox
MENTORis aprimary resource and expert for the youth mentoring field0.90text
the Workplace Equity Pledgeinstance ofThe organization also works to drive equity through initiatives and campaigns0.80text
Connectinstance ofThe organization also works to drive equity through initiatives and campaigns0.80text
MENTORhas impactBy0.60section
MENTORhas impactOffice0.60section
MENTORhas impactJuvenile Justice0.60section

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