Join Ryshun Sampson, MENTOR Washington’s Marketing & Communications Officer, in our 2024 Marketing Mastery Series starting Wednesday, November 6th. This four-part series equips youth mentoring programs with essential marketing strategies to enhance their visibility and impact. Dive into marketing planning, content creation, digital strategies, and preparations for National Mentoring Month. Sessions continue every other week, concluding on December 19th. Equip your team with the skills to thrive! It is recommended to register and attend all workshops, but not a requirement.
Series Schedule:
*All Workshops will be held @ 1-2:30pm (PST)
Wednesday, November 6, 2024: Introduction to Marketing Planning
Wednesday, November 20, 2024: Content Creation and Brand Messaging
Thursday, December 5, 2024: Digital Marketing and Social Media Engagement
Wednesday, December 18, 2024: Preparing for National Mentoring Month
Perfect for program coordinators, marketing staff, and organizational leaders aiming to enhance their marketing efficacy and community engagement.
Has your mentoring program ever served a child whose brain just worked differently? Born out of the autism rights movement, neurodiversity is the reframing of diagnoses that have stigmatized youth and made it unnecessarily difficult for them to succeed. Join this session to learn more on how you can make your spaces inclusive for neurodiverse young people.
Session Outcomes are:
1. Attendees will gain vocabulary needed to speak about neurodiversity in an inclusive way
2. Attendees will have opportunity to check themselves for ableism and bias against neurodiversity
This training will be facilitated by Renee Angelo-Mauk, a SHRM-CP, PMQ Master Trainer of Mentoring Practices Trainer for Youth Work Methods Series\ Trainer for Youth Work Methods Series (David P. Weikart Center for Youth Program Quality).
When: Thursday November 21st 12-1:30pm PST
Dr. Werntz will describe the important role that anxiety plays in our lives, and how it can make life more challenging. Mentors will learn the common symptoms of anxiety and how our “anxious brain” can make us act in ways that aren’t aligned with our values.
She will also cover effective, evidence-based strategies for supporting youth experiencing anxious feelings and worries.
When: Wednesday, Dec 4th 12-1pm PST
Ready to make a difference in the lives of young people? Connect with the team at MENTOR Washington using the form below to learn more about our services and how you can get involved.