Themes

Faith communities

Congregations and faith leaders as supporters and hosts of tutoring and mentoring programs, and the maps of churches set against need.

Items are matched by the words they use, so a few may mention the subject only in passing; the most relevant come first.

63 events logged47 documents and decks34 news stories36 maps2 workshops37 library links18 website pages51 planning files
19902026

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Events logged

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  • 1995-05-15 Article in the Chicago Tribune, on Monday, May 15, 1995, titled 'There is a master plan for saving our kids'. This story talked about taking responsibility for children and their education. It also features Dan Bassill and his efforts in developing the Tutor/Mentor Connection and his belief in recruiting companies, churches and individual volunteers to provide kids access to a personal tutor/mentor.
  • 1995-10-01 The St. Peter's Episcopal Church invited Dan Bassill to speak on Oct.01, at the 10.00 a.m. Service to talk about the tutor/mentor program he founded. Cabrini Connections was to also receive a major outreach grant through the Outreach Committee's Margaret Connection Project named after Dan's mother.
  • 2000-09-29 Contact from Church in Birmingham, Alabama asking for help starting program
  • 2000-11-03 Bill Lederer called. He's a retired fund raiser who contacted me last week after his friend John Blades (our volunteer) had talked to Dan about facility needs. Turns out Bill is "well connected" and is going to be a guest of Jim Dowdle (Ray's uncle) next week. Jim's leading an $8mm fund raising drive for the Archdiocese. Bill will talk to him about taking a role in helping Cabrini Connections get a building donated from the church.
  • 2000-12-14 Contacted Sue T. with the Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church Brain Booster program as part of my outreach efforts. She gave me a better understanding of the their program. They work with 30 kids (that's capacity) and have about 25 tutors. 20 of the tutors are high school students earning their community service hours. The program runs from 3:00-5:00 on Tuesdays. They spend 1/2 hour in groups working on basic math and reading skills, than 1 hour with their tutors. The adult tutors also serve as mentors to the high school students, so there is a need for more adult volunteers
  • 2000-12-15 Spoke with Lillian E. from Presentation Church - A.S.A.P. t/m program as part of my outreach efforts. Learned more about their program which serves 67 youth M-F afterschool. Needs include more volunteers, computers and money for summer field trips.
  • 2000-12-29 Linda B. from Emerald Avenue Church of God called for Dan Bassill on Friday. She wanted help on training mentors for a program she's starting at her church. I talked with her because Dan was not in. Through our conversation I learned that she first needed some guidance on how to structure her program, which is necessary before she could train volunteers. I sent her How To Get started information and told her to contact me again to after putting some ideas on paper. She also still wanted to talk with Dan. I left him a message.
  • 2000-12-31 Receive this email from Mason Scholl: I saw the front page article in today's Trib about Cabrini Connections. I don't know whether words of congratulations or consolation or both are appropriate. What is the short-term and long-term implications of Wards exit on your work? I also want to let you know that the one of the priorities of the Northern Illinois Conference of the United Methodist Church as it relates to children is after-school programs. A significant proposal has been sent to the denominations Board of Global Ministries requesting funds for this purpose. This has been pushed by the Aurora District Superintendent, Rev. Deborah Fisher. Right after New Years, I plan to call her and find out what she knows about your work and suggest that she contact you. This may be another way some networking can begin.
  • 2001-01-02 Debbie Hampton, Executive Director of Ecumenical Child Care Network (ECCN) asked me to write a story for the front page of their next newsletter.
  • 2001-01-02 Tea Akbar, Executive Director of Partners in Education, sponsored by 4th Presbyterian Church in Chicago, called to offer following news. 1) she's moving to board of education and her spot will not be filled; 2) she is recommending that 4th Church consider becoming a major sponsor of Cabrini Connections since they are considering adopting an off-site program
  • 2001-01-09 Shirley Woodard, Fernwood United Methodist Church, Chicago, called for help starting a program. Referred via National Mentoring Partnership.
  • 2001-01-12 Attended Midwest Facilitators Conference along with Pat Dowdle. This is organized by Paul Collins and continues to be an outstanding source of ideas and networking. New contacts/ideas were: Dana Clark, Ideation International, concept of structured innovation (TRIZ); Bernard Kliska, Co Chair of Family Business Center at Loyola Chicago; Carl Aylen, Neurometric International Limited (www.neurometric.com); Ranya Version, Training Specialist; and Dan Heck, who's network extends to Motorola, MFN, and Willow Creek Church
  • 2001-01-19 John Morrison, a professor at Aurora University, called for information to help start a tutor/mentor program at the Third Unitarian Church in the Austin area of Chicago. We talked of how the "business plan and research" for such a program could be student work/graduate studies of business and social work students at Auora.
  • 2001-01-20 Met with Lucious Smith to discuss faith marketing and other strategies to build resources for his program and other tutor/mentor programs in Chicago
  • 2001-01-27 Received email from Mason Scholl introducing me to people from the faith network, such as Eccumenical Child Care Network. He had sent an email to a person who works with NIC local church after-school programs. He wrote, "I am sending you is one from Dan Bassill, Ex. Director, Cabrini Connection, a wonderful, creative after-school tutoring and mentoring program in Chicago's Cabrini neighborhood near St. Matthews UMC. I urge you to look at his web site. He would like to connect with our NIC effort at after-school programs and has much information to exchange with us. I would like at the appropriate time to introduce him to the leadership of the NIC after-school movement. One way to know more about his organization is to check out his website listed in his message."
  • 2001-01-31 Provided information and volunteer recruitment ideas to Kimberly Pruitt of the Salvation Army - Brained Corps program in Chicago. Also gave information on faith-marketing initiative, and asked that she and her peers try to write sample sermons which we could post on the T/MC web site. She agreed to consider this.
  • 2001-02-02 I met with John Brothers, Director, Communities & States, for America's Promise. John was give a complete overview of the T/MC strategy, our use of maps, public awareness, the web site, etc. We discussed how T/MC could help with his goal of getting an America's Promise movement going in Chicago and other major cities and how America's Promise could help T/MC. Kenney King of New Concepts did the original contact work last August to connect John and T/MC.
  • 2001-02-04 Father Bill Gubbins at Old St. Patrick's Church in Chicago gave a sermon on the duty of service. He mentioned Cabrini Connections as an example, along with St. Agatha's Tutoring Program which is sponsored by Old St. Pat's.
  • 2001-02-08 Met with the Rev. Dr. Walter B. Johnson, Jr., Pastor of the Wayman African methodist Episcopal Church to discuss his after-school program which is part of the Alliance for Community Peace. Learned that Wayman Church along with other churches on the near north side, have formed the Near North Ministry Alliance, which in turn started the Alliance for Community Peace in 1997. Work of the ACP includes in-school and after-school tutoring and mentoring an enrichment activities.
  • 2001-02-13 Attended the Prevent Violence! Chicago committee meeting for Dan. Discussion at the meeting included plans for a mentor training put on by Susan McGee at Big Brothers for faith-based groups. I sent them two contact names of people from two churches that contacted us for help. The committee also decided to put the public awareness campaign about mentoring on hold. The meeting last only about 35 minutes. In a related note, I forwarded Katherine K.'s name (she's with the Chicago Department of Public Health) to Rebekah C. at the Independent Features Project as a contact about youth video programs. Katherine is working with a group that has a cable show.
  • 2001-02-26 dee Dee Shirley, a student at Lincoln Christian College, called to interview T/MC for ideas she could put into her Mission work. T/MC was on review list provided by a professor.
  • 2001-02-27 Chicago Bar Foundation's Young Professionals Board and the Association of Legal Administrators - Chicago are planning a Fat Tuesday Challenge Fund Raiser for Feb. 27, 2001. Part of funds will go to the Lend A Hand Fund (which funds tutor/mentor programs)
  • 2001-03-01 The Tutor/Mentor Connection was the front page story of the 2001 Special Edition newsletter of the Ecumenical Child Care Network.
  • 2001-03-02 The PreventViolcence!Chicago initiative purchased 12 Directories to use in a March 9 Faith Based training. They will pass on names of participants to T/MC for the data base. T/MC sent faith strategy to them for circulation in themeeting.
  • 2001-04-09 Met with Vina Ariyaprakai, AmeriCorps America's Promise Fellow, from MidAmerica Leadership Foundation. Shared Faith-Marketing goals as well as other T/MC info
  • 2001-04-12 Met for two hours with Bill Low, District Superintendent, Central Coast District , New South Wales Department of Education and Training (Australia). Bill is a 2001 Churchill Fellow. He is visiting tutor/mentor programs around the world and selected T/MC as one model.
  • 2001-04-23 Mason Scholl, United Voices for Children, posted an email message into a variety of faith networks. The lead paragraph reads, "With more and more NIC congregations involved in afterschool/mentoring programs, I want to alert you to an excellent 2-day training workshop for staff and volunteers scheduled for May 17/18 in Chicago. This workshop is sponsored by one of the best nationally recognized afterschool/mentoring programs in the country, Cabrini Connection, located on the near north side of Chicago. Its President/CEO, Dan Bassill, is recognized as one of the national experts in this kind of program." He encouraged everyone to attend the May conference.
  • 2001-06-16 Gave one hour presentation to 10 mentors at United Baptist Church, 4242 W. Roosevelt. This is a program that started after its leader attended a T/MC conference three years ago.
  • 2001-07-09 Val Parker, of Power4Youth send this email: "One of my mentors is a marketing person, who thought my newsletter was good for a first attempt by a non-pro, but she thought she could do better, so I signed her up to do the next one! And even better, I sent it to all those "thanks but no thanks to joining now" interested folks, and got one to come back! And some people actually sent me money!"
  • 2001-08-14 Pam Rwankole of PCI reports, "WBBM-TV was out at the church to interview Lorraine Bogan this morning. The segment is scheduled to air tonight at 5 p.m." Lorraine runs a tutor/mentor program on the South Side of Chicago. T/MC recognized that she needed help and offered its pro bono PR team's aid.
  • 2002-02-12 Thobeka Poswa, of the GAP program (sponsored by Health for Humanity), called for ideas on fund raising and information on T/MC conference. T/MC shared information and learned that Thobeka is from South Africa and part of a faith-group sponsored team of volunteers from multi countries. We guided Thobeka through the T/ME web site and encouraged her to share info with others .
  • 2002-02-13 Margaret Broom called from church in Milwaukee asking for information for starting a mentoring program. I gave her the contact for Milwaukee Mentors and our web site addresses. She said she receives our newsletter and encourages members of her network to attend the conferences.
  • 2002-03-06 Met with Stacy Jackson, Director of Tutoring and Scholarship, Sarah Tribuzio, Education Programs Manager, and David Miller, Volunteer, from Fourth Presbyterian Church Tutoring Program in Chicago. The meeting enables us to update ourselvels on each other's program. They struggle with many issues that other programs face, but have not yet tapped into the vast resources of their volunteer corps (over 400), their Church membership, or the 35 years they have been in existence, to build a better operating system that works for them, and for any other tutor/mentor program.
  • 2002-03-15 TraceyBrown, a senior at DePaul, met at T/MC to learn about intern opportunities. Since her major is in Social Work and she hopes to start a youth center after finishing seminary, we talked about her doing an internship that builds knowledge of what it takes to run a tutor/mentor program and how social service groups, faith groups and universities could be more strategic in the way they help. We met Tracey after first having discussion with the Intern Program leaders at DePaul. This was part of a prospecting effort.
  • 2002-03-26 Met with Laura Lough of World Vision to discuss strategies for engaging faith communities in tutor/mentor program development and delivery. I reviewed maps, communications goals, web sites and other actions that her organization can adopt to draw more faith groups into on-going learning that leads to more strategic and long-term involvement of churches and individuals.
  • 2002-07-12 Met with Pastor Larry Turpin of the United Church of Hyde Park and Laurie Wessman LeBreton, a consultant. They were seeking advise on expanding their youth programs at the Church. Rev. Turpin came from a church in Rogers Park and has received the T/MC newsletter for many years.
  • 2002-07-12 This is an email received in response to the newsletter email distribution: "I hope that you recieve this email, My name is Richard Baker and I work for Northern Illinois University, and we have a program where we work with DCFS to help the children in state care to have better educational outcomes. I am also Asst. Pastor for a church on the South side of Chicago, at 35th and Cottage Grove. It is called the WestPoint Baptist Church, we are interested in starting an afterschool tutor and mentor program. Would you be interested in working with us to start such a program. Please write me on the email with some ideas and insights. Thanks so much." We sent back an email that leads Mr. Baker to the web site and sets up a consultation.
  • 2002-08-07 Delivered proposal for T/MC funding to Rev. Atty Jeanette Wilson, Director of Community Outreach & Human Relations for Chicago Public Schools. She met with me on 8/5 and showed great enthusiasm for T/MC efforts. She invited me to submit a proposal that shows how T/MC will help her achieve Decsion Time program goals of reducing truancy and improving academic performance of the lowest performing students, while CPS helps us meet T/MC goals (which are the same).
  • 2002-08-27 Taped interview on WCIU TV (Channel 26) that will be shown at 6:30 am on Saturday, Sept. 14. Rev. Janette C. Wilson did the half out interview with me, demonstrating Chicago Public School support of the T/MC
  • 2002-09-03 Taped segments of three TV programs to be shown 9/15, 9/22 and 9/27 on the International Sunday School TV Program of Fellowship Baptist Church in Chicago. This will show at 7am each Sunday on Cable TV 25.
  • 2002-09-10 Met with Lorraine Bogan today. She is leader of The SAFE Haven Tutoring Program in Chicago. She's also a minister. She agreed to try to develop "sermon kits" that ministers can use to preach about how congregations can get involved with tutor/mentor strategies. The kit would have a sample sermon, an insert for the church bulletin, the bulletin board and the church web site, and a feedback form for programs to self identify. She would use these to go to churches to deliver sermons. We would sell them on the T/MC store and split the proceeds.
  • 2002-10-23 Dr. Debra Tunstall, from Columbus, Ohio, called to ask for information on starting a tutor/mentor program in a church. She found the T/MC in an internet search. We shared information, referred her to web site and offered to continue to help her.
  • 2002-11-19 Met with Rev. Sue Strozewski of the Church of Scientology of Illinois. Discussed strategies for involving volunteer ministers from the church in the T/MC and various tutor/mentor programs. One idea was to set up a discussion group within a Scientology member web site that would encourage members to talk to each other.
  • 2003-04-08 Dan met with three representatives from The Institute for Cultural Affairs (www.lca-usa.org). We discussed concepts of Cabrini Connections and the Tutor/Mentor Connection and way we might collaborate.
  • 2003-05-05 Meeting with Shirley Jenkins of Alpha Temple to discuss Southside recruitment efforts.
  • 2003-05-27 Meeting with Rev. Leonard DeVille at Alpha Temple to discuss Southside recruitment through churches and businesses.
  • 2003-07-01 Brian Banks from Prag at Loyola met with Dan Bassill of T/MC to discuss faith based initiatives
  • 2003-07-14 Intorduction of the 2003 Tutor/Mentor Volunteer Recruitment Campaign at the Southside Minister's Conference of around 20 ministers.
  • 2004-01-21 Met with Rev. Sharon Hicks, ED of Village Resource Ministries, a new tutor/mentor program in the Austin neighborhood of Chicago. She had been referred to T/MC from the office of Rep. Danny Davis. Spent two and one-half hours showing strategies for starting and sustainig a tutor/mentor program, and ways here program could be a T/MC in faith networks and in the Austin area.
  • 2004-04-21 Received email from Mason Scholl that said: "I'm attaching a PDF file of a newsletter article describing 9 Northern IL United Methodist churches that received grants for their afterschool programs. Yesterday, I called the Rev. Oscar Carrasco, Director of Connectional Ministries, for the Northern IL Conference (NIC) and the Rev. Harry Nicol, Executive Dir., Northern IL Conference United Methodist Foundation suggesting that they meet with you to discuss what kind of collaboration might take place between TutorMentorConnection and the NIC efforts toward expanding afterschool program services to the communities being served by these local congregations
  • 2004-07-01 Met with Gary Wilson, the Director of the Center for Business and Economics at Elmhurst College, and with George Thoma and Joan Vilim, other professors from the Center. Discussed roles the university could take in creating a Knowledge Library that would support the efforts of businness, service-learning, and faith based tutor/mentor initiatives at the college and throughout the country
  • 2004-09-13 John Blackmore, a Winston Churchill scholar from the UK, visited to learn more about the T/MC
  • 2004-10-26 Dan Bassill of T/MC was guest of Diane Latiker, Kids of the Block, on the Channel 21 Public Access TV call in show. Diane and Dan talked about tutoring/mentoring programs, the conferences, and ways business and faith groups could support the growth of programs.
  • 2004-12-15 Cabrini Connections received the 2004 Thomas A. Demetrio Award, recognizing an outstanding Chicago area mentoring program, during a reception hosted by the Chicago Bar Association, Chicago Bar Foundation, Corboy and Demetrio Law Firm, and Abraham Lincoln Marovitz Lend A Hand Program. 2004 grants totaling $20,000 were awarded during the event to: Cambodian Association, Centro Communitario, Chicago Youth Programs, Christ Evangelical Church Brain Boosters Program, Hermosa Community Organization, Maywood Youth Mentoring Program, Marilyn G. Rabb Foundation, and Sunlight African Community Center. The grants were presented by members of the LAH Executive Board, lawyers who are donors to the LAH, and Thomas A. Demetrio.
  • 2005-01-30 The following message was posted on the T/MC web site: " the editors of District Administration magazine (www.districtadministration.com) for K-12 school administrators, selected the Tutor/Mentor Connection as this week's Dr, Hotlist Site of the Week. Feel free to link to our site. Gil Dyrli, Senior Editor District Administration magazine
  • 2005-02-10 Met with Ellen Haran and Rich Vargas who are members of a church with six locations in Chicago and a branch in Lake View. They have been researching steps to start a tutor/mentor program. I illustated the potential of leading a strategy from the church that supports tutor/mentor programs all over the city. Rich and the T/MC connected over the past two years and Rich has been receiving the T/MC email newsletter. Prior to meeting Rich and Ellen had browsed many parts of the T/MC web site.
  • 2005-02-25 Received following message from Clair Keim, from the UK, who has a Churchill Travel Fellowship to visit the USA in 2005 to learn about School based mentoring. This is in response to a message I sent encouraging her organization to host a portion of the May and Nov eConference. " Fantastic! Thanks Daniel. Despite working in a Technology College, IT isn't my strong point, but we do have internet conferencing facilities in the school and i've forwarded your email to various staff who should be able to help with the technical aspects. I've also forwarded it to the 'Learning Mentor Co-ordinator' for the whole of Birmingham. I'm sure she'll be keen to get involved and is regularly in touch with mentors in all of the 100 secondary schools (ages 11-16/18) in the city - Birmingham is apparently the biggest local government education authority in Europe, including a wide range of diverse communities, so there should be plenty of scope for learning from each other. I'll let you know when i hear back from other staff and have more idea about the possibilities at our end. I'll go back to your website for more detailed information about the internet conferences and look forward to making plans.
  • 2005-03-03 Jurandir and his wife Herika have been visiting from Sao Paulo,Brazil for the past two weeks, learning about Cabrini Connections and the Tutor/Mentor Connection. They are leaving Chicago on Saturday, but Jurandir reports that he intends to translate much of the information on the T/MC web sites into Portuguese and teach the concepts as he build support for tutor/mentor programs in Brazil
  • 2005-05-07 Nia's Heart Annual Mother Daughter Luncheon was held at Triedstone F.G.B.C. located at 1415 W. 104th Street Chicago, IL 60643 Bishop Simon Gordon Sr. Pastor. This luncheon was planned by the mentees of Nia's Heart and was a activity for leadership development module. Skills learned planning, budgeting, timeline management.
  • 2005-11-30 In the past two weeks my follow ups to the conference have included email to people a universities, such as DePaul University, to people in churches and faith based organizations, and to volunteers who attend business grad schools such as Northwestern, University of Chicago, Oxford, etc.
  • 2005-12-01 The Abraham Lincoln Marovitz Lend-A-Hand Program (LAH) has annouced the 2005 LAH Grant Recipients: Organizations receiving grants of $1,000 to $3,000 are BUILD, Inc., The Bridges Program, Cabrini Connections, Centro Comunitario Juan Diego, Chicago Youth Programs, Inc., Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, Christopher House, East Village Youth Program, Family Matters, Hermosa Community Organization, Horizons for Youth, Inspired Youth, Inc., Life Directions, Maywood Youth Mentoring Program, McGaw YMCA Project SOAR, Midtown Education Foundation, Sunlight African Community Center LAH will award $45, 000 to outstanding one-on-one mentoring programs and will reach 1295 at risk youth who will benefit from being matched with a caring mentor. Several of the above agencies were nominated for special awards. The nominees for the Inaugural Much Shelist Founders Award ($7,000 to support an emerging program) are Inspired Youth; Hermosa Community; and Sunlight African Community Center. The nominees for the Thomas A. Demetrio Awards of Excellence ($8,000) are Midtown Educational Foundation, East Village Youth Program, and Chicago Youth Programs, Inc.. The winners will be announced at the grant reception which will be held at City Hall. Mayor Richard Daley will present the awards.
  • 2006-06-15 The Lend A Hand Board met today to review applications for Lend A Hand Awards which will be given during a July 12th event. One of the nominees was from Beth Palmer, of a program called Inspired Youth. Beth started this program a few years ago after Epworth Church decided they no longer wanted the program at that church. Beth nominated a Chicago lawyer for the Making a Difference Award, and in her nomination she wrote, "We met Lisa in Sept. 2004 at Borders Books on N. Michigan Ave at the recruitment fair, "What a Difference a Day Makes". In Oct. 2004 she came to tutor in the Inspired Youth Tutoring Program."
  • Undated In early November 2004 just prior to contacting Congressman's Davis's office, I sought and received advice from Father Michael Pfleger, Pastor of St. Sabina Catholic Church. I know and have worked with Father through the sharing program at my Glenview parish (St. Sabina's is one of our sharing parishes), and Father had been a priest assigned to the Glenview parish prior to being reassigned to St. Sabina. Father suggested to me that I should call him for assistance if I found the congressman's unresponsive, and I did so in late January 2004.

Documents and slide decks

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Ordered by how often the subject comes up. “Read from page” opens the document at the first page that mentions it.

  • 1994 T/MC public awareness goals · 8 of 14 pages
  • News Articles from tutormentorconnection.org · 14 of 45 pages
  • 2003 2003 Recruitment Campaign: Final Report · 8 of 24 slides
  • Articles from the T/MC Site · 16 of 107 pages
  • 2008 A minister working with maps (blog article) · 5 of 5 pages
  • 2004 T/MC Newsletter, Issue 25 · 8 of 13 pages
  • 1994 YouthNet Center, Grand Boulevard · 5 of 14 pages
  • 2004 T/MC Newsletter, Issue 30 (Spring 2004) · 8 of 13 pages
  • 1993 Montgomery Ward Newslink: pages about the tutoring program and T/MC, 1993–2000 · 6 of 25 pages
  • 1993 The T/MC Report: newsletter pages, 1993–2002 · 10 of 28 pages
  • No General Would Go to War Without a Map · 5 of 28 slides
  • 2004 T/MC Newsletter, Issue 26 (draft B) · 5 of 13 pages
  • 2004 Use of GIS for Capacity Building · 4 of 24 slides
  • 1994 T/MC case statement, January 1994 (updated to 1996) · 4 of 32 pages
  • 2000 The role of faith communities · 7 of 11 pages
  • 2005 Building a Network: May 2005 eConference · 6 of 34 slides
  • 2004 Help Spread the Word: 2004 Recruitment Campaign · 3 of 19 slides
  • 2005 eConference and Conference Introduction, May 2005 · 5 of 33 slides
  • eCollaboration, eLearning and Vertical Organizations · 5 of 28 slides
  • Neighborhood Analysis: Doolittle and Phillips Schools · 5 of 10 slides
  • 1995 T/MC article in a faith newsletter · 1 of 1 pages
  • 1999 Proposal for an internet-based tutor/mentor learning network (S. Roussos) · 5 of 18 pages
  • 2004 T/MC Newsletter, Issue 26 (draft A) · 5 of 10 pages
  • Program Locator (December 7) · 3 of 4 slides
  • About T/MC (from the website) · 4 of 15 pages
  • Building a Network Focused on a Common Goal · 4 of 35 slides
  • Tipping Points · 5 of 14 slides
  • 2005 Help Spread the Word: 2005 Recruitment Campaign · 4 of 18 slides
  • 2003 Annual Report 2002–2003 · 5 of 33 slides
  • 2002 Case for Investment in T/MC · 4 of 16 slides
  • 1990 Proposal to establish the Cabrini-Green Tutoring Program as a nonprofit · 3 of 12 pages
  • 2008 eChicago conference presentation · 2 of 9 pages
  • 2011 Athletes “Adopt a Neighborhood” strategy · 1 of 5 pages
  • 1995 Hospitals and health care: a T/MC strategy · 1 of 4 pages
  • Volunteer Recruitment Workshop · 3 of 35 slides
  • 2004 Recruiting Volunteers Workshop (2004) · 3 of 35 slides
  • 1999 CHAMPS Award · 3 of 8 pages
  • Hospitals: A Tutor/Mentor Connection in a Profession · 3 of 53 slides
  • 2001 Kids Connection (Cabrini Connections) · 3 of 12 pages
  • 2002 Cabrini Connections & T/MC Annual Report 2001–2002 (overview) · 3 of 13 slides
  • Chicagoland Tutor/Mentor Volunteer Recruitment Campaign · 3 of 30 slides
  • 1997 Serve Illinois, fall 1997: Presidents’ Summit follow-up · 1 of 4 pages
  • 2009 Starting a Tutor/Mentor Program: What You Don't See · 1 of 5 pages
  • 2002 Technology vision of the Tutor/Mentor Connection · 3 of 17 pages
  • The T/MC Model · 2 of 20 slides
  • The Tutor/Mentor Connection: A Business Model · 2 of 28 slides
  • 1996 Total Quality Mentoring · 3 of 13 pages

In the news

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  • Undated Newsletter team1a
  • 15 May 1994 Chicago Tribune: conf
  • 16 May 1994 Chicago Tribune: conf
  • 1994 Chicago Bar Association: Record LAH Program
  • 1995 Lifelines Arch Diocese of TMC Directory
  • 1995 St. Peters Church news
  • 1995 TMC.Recruitment Campaign.Misc1995
  • 1995 Chicago Tribune: Tib1995Master Plan
  • 8 Nov 1995 Community Media Workshop
  • 1996 Chicago Bar Association: Report Fall TM Week
  • 4 Dec 1996 Educator
  • 4 Dec 1996 Chicago Parent: Parent
  • 22 Jun 1997 Chicago Sun-Times: Commitment.Cities
  • 30 Aug 1997 Chicago Sun-Times: Story
  • 3 Sep 1997 Chicago Tribune: letter
  • 19 Feb 1998 Southwest News Herald Total Quality Mentoring
  • 19 Feb 1998 SWNews Herald TQM
  • 1 Apr 1998 Chicago Defender: letter
  • 9 Sep 1998 Hyde Park Herald
  • 1998 Black United Fund Winter TMC
  • 1998 Adolescent Literacy What Works and Why1998
  • 1999 Illinois Kids Count CC article
  • 23 Jun 1999 Connect for Kids.org
  • 3 Aug 1999 Streetwise: Cabrini Connections
  • Dec 1999 Helping The Kids URISA News Dec
  • 2000 Illinois Wesleyan University: IWU Magazine Spring DB award
  • 20 Jan 2000 American News Service TMC Mapping
  • 2001 Ecumenical Child Care Network2001
  • 5 Sep 2001 Illinois Wesleyan University: IWU Presidents Convocation DB Ph D honor
  • 24 May 2003 Edgewater Community Calendar TMC Conf
  • Jun 2003 Education Alliance June conf
  • 3 Jun 2003 Youth Service America briefing TMC conf
  • May 2008 Indiana Mentor Advisory Council May2008 TMC conf
  • 14 Aug 2017 dead

Maps

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Open them in the map gallery.

  • 2016 Faith Groups Community Commons · Faith
  • 2009 Chicago Episcopal · Faith
  • 2008 All Chicago Places Of Worship · Faith
  • 2008 Chicago Baptist · Faith
  • 2008 Chicago Catholic · Faith
  • 2008 Chicago Christian · Faith
  • 2008 Chicago Jewish · Faith
  • 2008 Chicago Lutheran · Faith
  • 2008 Chicago Methodist · Faith
  • 2008 Chicago Non Judeo Christian · Faith
  • 2008 Chicago Orthodox · Faith
  • 2008 Chicago Presbyterian · Faith
  • Austin faith · Faith
  • Cabrini Churches · Faith
  • Faith Groups Chicago West Community Commons · Faith
  • Faith Groups Chicago West Comparison · Faith
  • Faith Groups Chicago West Program Locator · Faith
  • Faith Groups Chicago comparison · Faith
  • Faith Groups Program Locator · Faith
  • Fellowship MB Church · Faith
  • Phillips High School faith · Faith
  • YSP 4th Church · Faith
  • 2008 Davis Danny US Congress 7th Illinois Tutor/mentor Churches1 · Political districts
  • 2008 Davis Danny US Congress 7th Illinois Tutor/mentor Churches2 · Political districts
  • 2008 Jones Emil Illinois Senate 14th Illinois Tutor/mentor Churches1 · Political districts
  • 2008 Jones Emil Illinois Senate 14th Illinois Tutor/mentor Churches2 · Political districts
  • 2008 Meeks Illinois Senate 15th Tutor/mentor Church1 · Political districts
  • 2008 Meeks Illinois Senate 15th Tutor/mentor Church2 · Political districts
  • 2008 Tp Davis Danny US Congress 7th Illinois Tutor/mentor Churches2 · Political districts
  • Illinois Senate District 33 Dan Kotowski Faith · Political districts
  • T/MC Chicago Ward1 Faith · Political districts
  • Faith Groups 60640 · Maps by other organizations
  • Faith Groups 60651 · Maps by other organizations
  • Faith Groups Rogers Park · Maps by other organizations
  • Faith groups ARDA · Maps by other organizations
  • Faith maps income · Maps by other organizations

Conference workshops

2

Ratings and comments are on the Workshops page.

  • Faith Based Mentoring Works — Rev. Dr. Walter B. Johnson Jr. · Spring 2001
  • Faith-Based Mentoring Works! — Rev. Walter, Johnson · Fall conference

Library links

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Links T/MC collected for program leaders; many outside sites have since moved or closed.

Planning files

51

Files in T/MC’s planning folders whose titles mention this subject.

Website pages

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Pages of T/MC’s website, tutormentorexchange.net, 2008–2026.