Knowledge Hub – Alberta Mentoring Partnership Knowledge Hub

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Mentoring Program Report Template

Intergenerational Programming Toolkit

Evaluation Briefs: Data Collection Methods for Evaluation

Competencies for Canadian Evaluation Practice Ethics

Mentoring Matters (Grade 8 Lesson Plan)

Working with Vulnerable Youth to Enhance their Natural Supports: A Practice Framework

Evaluation Briefs: Using Incentives to Boost Response Rates

Evaluation Briefs: Using Ordered Response Options to Collect Evaluation Data

State of Developmental Relationships: Understanding youth-adult relationship experiences that drive positive outcomes and impact

Evaluation Briefs: Data Collection Methods for Program Evaluation: Focus Groups

Three Tools from the Considerations for Mentoring Indigenous Children and Youth

Extending the Mentoring Relationship (Course HSS 3060)

Ethical Conduct for Research Involving Humans

Creating a Quality, Community-Based Mentoring Program

Girls Group Mentoring Toolkit

Framework for Building Mentoring Relationships in Schools

Competencies for Canadian Evaluation Practice

BGCA Best Practices: Mentoring Native Youth

Introduction to Mentorship (Course HSS 1050)

Writing Land Acknowledgements

Mentoring Matters (Grades 4-6 Lesson Plan)

Evaluation Briefs: Data Collection Methods for Program Evaluation: Questionnaires

Nine Principles of Indigenous Mentoring

The Mentoring Effect: Indigenous Youth

LGBTQ Supplement: To the Elements of Effective Practice for Mentoring

Trauma-Informed Pathways to Healing Toolkit

Information on Alberta Education High School Mentoring Courses

Evaluation Briefs: Using Graphs and Charts to Illustrate Quantitative Data

One-to-One Cross-Age Peer Mentoring

Mentoring Through Movement

Evaluation Briefs: Increasing Questionnaire Response Rates

“We acknowledge that we are on and support Mentoring for Youth in the traditional territories across Alberta of the many First Nations from Treaty 6,7,& 8, the Métis of the 8 Alberta Settlements, and Inuit people whose footsteps have marked these lands for centuries.”