Episodes
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Mentoring at White House Summit 2016
A summary of The 2016 White House Summit on Mentoring
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How Adults Can Step Up to Youth Social Activism
Adults can create ideal mentoring scenarios that help and support young people hone community involvement
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New Research on Social Support and Health
Just as patients are more likely to adopt healthy behaviours when provided with support from their social networks, mentees can be guided to healthier behaviours by their mentors in a similar fashion
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Believing People Can Change
Research has found that people who believe societies and individuals are capable of change cooperate much better with each other. With this in mind, mentors can help foster mentees' willingness to engage and cooperate with people from other groups just by reminding them of the potential for…
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New Study Discusses Keys to Successful Mentoring
This study highlights the importance of taking youth risk and mentor characteristics into account
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Social Media and Body IMage
Mentors can facilitate discussions concerning the realities of unrealistic social media.
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Avoiding the Electronic Communication Trap
Research exploring the relationship between the frequency and pattern of traditional vs modern forms of communication among adolescents and the evolution of social competencies in their relationships
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Reaching Out to Youth on the Autism Spectrum
Caring adults can help foster autistic talent.
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A Networking Approach to Mentoring
College students who have one or more teachers take an interest in them experience improvements in academic and career outcomes.
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Strengthening the Capacity of Caring Adults
Research highlights ways to build strong adult-youth ties in both formal and informal mentoring relationships
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Self Care Tips for Holiday Stress
In this short piece, the American Psychological Association offers 5 self-care tips for coping with holiday stress
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Helping Mentees Cope with Stress
This article contains practical breathing exercises and other approaches to empower youth to work through their own stress
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New Research on Natural Mentors
New research supports the beneficial outcomes for youth with strong, non-parental, adult relationships.
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Mentoring Youth with Mental Health Challenges
This review examines whether mentoring is effective in supporting these youth, the factors that affect outcomes, the depth to which mentoring has been adopted in mental health fields and the possibilities for taking such work "to scale."
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A Calm Port in the Storm
Youth exiting the foster care system are especially at risk and are in need of trustworthy, committed adults to mentor them through this tough transitional stage.
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The Power of Many
A look at why schools are embracing broader forms of formal and informal mentoring networks.
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How Do We Know Mentoring Works?
A concise description of Experimental Design, Experimental and Control Groups, Random Group assignment and Quasi-Experiments as they pertain to gathering data on the effectiveness of Mentoring.
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Other People's Children
In this short editorial, Jean Rhodes imagines a new kind of reality show where parents of privilege attempt to bridge the economic and opportunity gap to help less privileged students navigate the Post Secondary school system
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Mentors Helping Students Prepare for College
Studies show that at the very least, academic mentors can help raise a student's attitude surrounding he college process.
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Mentoring for Black Male Youth
A series of 19 studies on the effectiveness of mentoring for black male youth are summarized in this ten minute review.
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Older and Hopefully Wiser
Author and Researcher Jean Rhodes reflects on how the importance of youth mentoring has become even more important in the past fifteen years as wealth and opportunity inequality continue to grow.
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Self Criticism Can have Deadly Results
Self-criticism is a trait that has been shown to lead to numerous forms of psychopathology: depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and bipolar disorder symptoms
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Navigating Internet Risks
A new study illustrates that supporting youth as they engage with and overcome mild online risks will help them build the foundations they will lean on in the future when faced with more stressful online and real life situations.
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Caring Adults Who Change our Lives
Dr. Jean Rhodes remembers the teachers and mentors who helped her define and achieve her goals
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Creating a Culture of Belonging
A new study illustrates how trust, empathy and a caring connection are prerequisites for lifelong success and learning
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Audiobook: Fareed Zakaria
Chapter 191 of Matilda Raffa Cuomo's book: The Person Who Changed My Life, Fareed Zakaria, an Indian-born American journalist, author and host of CNN's Fareed Zakaria GPS recalls the two men who provided a world of inspiration in his childhood.
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Audiobook: Christiane Amanpour
Chapter 3 of Matilda Raffa Cuomo's book: The Person Who Changed My Life, Iranian journalist and television host, Christiane Amanpour, Chief International Correspondent for CNN and host of CNN International's nightly interview program Amanpour reflects on the lessons her strict riding instructor...
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Audiobook: Joy Behar
Chapter 16 of Matilda Raffa Cuomo's book: The Person Who Changed My Life, American comedian, writer, actress, and a co-host on the ABC daytime talk show The View, Joy Behar reflects on the guiding women of her life
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Audiobook: Pete Hamill
Chapter 89 of Matilda Raffa Cuomo's book: The Person Who Changed My Life, widely traveled American journalist, novelist, essayist, editor and educator, Pete Hamill explains how the heroes of literature can be valuable mentors in the absence of the flesh and blood kind.
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Audiobook: Gloria Estefan
Chapter 69 of Matilda Raffa Cuomo's book: The Person Who Changed My Life, Cuban-born American singer, songwriter, actress, and businesswoman, an Ellis Island Congressional Medal of Honour awardee, Gloria Estefan credits her intuitive relationship with her grandmother for her musical success.
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Audiobook: Ossie Davis
Chapter 57 of Matilda Raffa Cuomo's book: The Person Who Changed My Life, American film, television and Broadway actor, director, poet, playwright, author, and social activist, Ossie Davis looks back on the highschool teacher and acting mentor who helped shape his life
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Audiobook: Anne Jackson
Chapter 101 of Matilda Raffa Cuomo's book: The Person Who Changed My Life, Tony nominated and Obie award winner, an american actor of television, stage and screen, Anne Jackson examines the importance of teaching.
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Audiobook: Dr. Mathilde Krim
Chapter 114 of Matilda Raffa Cuomo's book: The Person Who Changed My Life, Dr. Mathilde Krim, AIDS research pioneer and who, along with Elizabeth Taylor founded the American Foundation for AIDS Research speaks about the teachers who anchored her young life.
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Audiobook: Stanley Tucci
Chapter 183, of Matilda Raffa Cuomo's book: The Person Who Changed My Life, Stanley Tucci, American actor, writer, film producer and film director, who was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his performance in The Lovely Bones, and won an Emmy Award for his performance…
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Audiobook: Martin Sheen
Chapter 172 of Matilda Raffa Cuomo's book: The Person Who Changed My Life, American actor and activist, Martin Sheen, who achieved fame with roles in the films Badlands and Apocalypse Now celebrates the memory of his three important mentors.
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Audiobook: Jamie Wyeth
Chapter 190 of Matilda Raffa Cuomo's book: The Person Who Changed My Life, contemporary American realist painter and son of Andrew Wyeth, Jamie Wyeth discusses his art and culture mentor, Lincoln Kirstein
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Audiobook: Alan Alda
Chapter 1 of Matilda Raffa Cuomo's book: The Person Who Changed My Life, actor, director, screenwriter, and author, Alan Alda discusses how his mentor taught him to distinguish the person from the behaviour and to test assumptions.
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Audiobook: William Jefferson Clinton
Chapter 41 of Matilda Raffa Cuomo's book: The Person Who Changed My Life, politician, former Governor of Arkansas and the 42nd President of the United States, William Jefferson Clinton reflects on important advice and teachings from his southern roots and Nelson Mandela.
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Audiobook: Marcia Gay Harden
Chapter 92 of Matilda Raffa Cuomo's book: The Person Who Changed My Life, actress, Marcia Gay Harden, star of the CBS medical drama 'Code Black' and recurring character in the ABC drama 'How to Get Away with Murder', peers back over her life of success remembering all those who played a part in…
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Audiobook: Senator John McCain
Chapter 126 of Matilda Raffa Cuomo's book: The Person Who Changed My Life, United States Senator, Republican presidential nominee in the 2008 and a prisoner of the Vietnam War, John McCain, remembers the teacher who provided him with the idealism he admired and emulated.
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Audiobook: James Earl Jones
Chapter 103 of Matilda Raffa Cuomo's book: The Person Who Changed My Life, Tony, Golden Globe and, Emmy award winning actor, James Earl Jones speaks about the teacher that helped him find his voice and lose his stutter.
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Audiobook: Foreword by Hillary Rodham Clinton
In the foreword for Matilda Raffa Cuomo's book; The Person Who Changed My Life, politician, former Secretary of State, wife of Bill Clinton, former First Lady of the United States, Senator and current Presidential candidate, Hillary Rodham Clinton affirms what studies already demonstrate; that...
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Audiobook: Cindy Crawford
Chapter 46 of Matilda Raffa Cuomo's book: The Person Who Changed My Life, American supermodel, international celebrity, actress and spokesperson, Cindy Crawford, talks about the advice and influence of her parents, teachers and early modelling coworkers.
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Audiobook: David Frost
Chapter 77 of Matilda Raffa Cuomo's book: The Person Who Changed My Life, journalist, comedian, writer, media personality and television host, David Frost recalls his high school English teacher who encouraged him to think critically and for himself.
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Audiobook: Edward Asner
Chapter 7 of Matilda Raffa Cuomo's book: The Person Who Changed My Life. Film, television, and stage actor and former president of the Screen Actors Guild, Edward Asner, remembers the enduring influence of his high school football coach and his journalism teacher.
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Audiobook: Walter Cronkite
Chapter 48 of Matilda Raffa Cuomo's book: The Person Who Changed My Life, acclaimed broadcast journalist and anchorman, Walter Cronkite discusses his highschool mentor who was instrumental in setting him on his lifelong career path of journalism.
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Audiobook: Mayor Cory Booker
Chapter 28 of Matilda Raffa Cuomo's book: The Person Who Changed My Life, Mayor Cory Booker describes the love and inspiration he received from his larger-than-life Grandfather.
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Laughter A Neglected but Vital Element
Humor researchers have long ago discovered the positive effects of laughter on creating close relationships. In this piece, Jean Rhodes reflects upon the evidence and how sharing a laugh can enhance mentoring relationships.
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Laughter can Encourage Self-Disclosure and Closeness
In this summarized study researchers discover that sharing a laugh - even with complete strangers - is linked specifically to fostering behaviors that encourage relationship development
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