Knowledge Hub – Alberta Mentoring Partnership Knowledge Hub

Better Evaluation Manage

Evaluation Briefs: Data Collection Methods for Evaluation

Webinar: Talks with Elder Knowledge Keeper Honoring Truth & Reconciliation Week | Murial Lee

Kinship Mentoring Framework Group Session Facilitator’s Guide

Evaluation Briefs: Using Graphs and Charts to Illustrate Quantitative Data

The Mentoring Effect: Indigenous Youth

The Role of Strong Relationships in Supporting Positive Mental Well-Being for All Young People

Webinar: Talks with Elder Knowledge Keeper Series | Rick Lightning #MentorMonth20222

Evaluation Briefs: Analyzing Qualitative Data for Evaluation

One-to-One Cross-Age Peer Mentoring

High School Teen Mentoring

Webinar: Mentors are Everywhere! #MentorMonth2022

Becoming a Mentee (Course HSS 3050)

Creating a Quality, Community-Based Mentoring Program

Social and Emotional Development in Early Adolescence: Tapping into the Power of Relationships and Mentoring

Better Evaluation Define

Webinar: Mentor Recruitment

Strength-Based Mentoring: A Practice Guide for Mentors

Evaluation Briefs: Disseminating Program Achievements and Evaluation Findings to Garner Support

Finding Your Personal Land Acknowledgement

Corporate Mentor Recruitment

Girls Group Mentoring Toolkit

Ethical Conduct for Research Involving Humans

3-part training on Inclusive Mentoring for Persons with Disabilities

3-part training on Inclusive Mentoring for Persons with Disabilities

Group Mentoring

Youth Workplace Mentoring Program Toolkits for Mentoring Organizations and Businesses

Evaluation Briefs: Increasing Questionnaire Response Rates

Leadership Fundamentals 1 (Course HSS 1080)

LGBTQ Supplement: To the Elements of Effective Practice for Mentoring

Mentoring Immigrant Communities

Alberta Education Career and Technology (CTS) Mentoring Courses

Competencies for Canadian Evaluation Practice Ethics

“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.”