EuropeanMentoringSummit2018
GOAL&BENEFITS
Goal of the summit & benefits
You find summaries of all the workshops and sessions of the summit in English
as well as videos of the four keynote speeches on our website.
Or download the German documentation of the summit
including additional material and feedback of the participants here.
Mentoring helps to build bridges between people from different living environments, encourages younger people in their development and supports immigrants to settle into their new setting.
We explored the inner workings of mentoring and met fellow participants that enriched our skills and understanding of various different approaches to the world of mentoring. The summit included world-renowned speakers, workshops with creative experts, different sessions to exchange knowledge and tools, a special networking-dinner as well as a cultural and social programme.
Therefore, the summit addressed these three main topics:
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Improving quality for stronger mentoring relationships,
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The impact of mentoring on society,
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Mentoring with migrants and refugees.
All in all, the summit was a success. Thank you for your participation and for making it so special and rich!
If you are interested in the evaluation, you will find a short overview here.
Speakers
Our Keynote SpeakersMajor speakers below, see all listed on the speakers page
Jean Rhodes
Director of the Center for Evidence-Based Mentoring at the University of Massachusetts Boston
Jean Rhodes is the Frank L. Boyden Professor of Psychology and the Director of the Center for Evidence-Based Mentoring at the University of Massachusetts Boston.
Sarah Häseler-Bestmann
Medical School Berlin
The keynote defined the meaning of mentoring and befriending in professional social work and social sciences.
Clara Péron
Founder and Managing Director of Value for Good
Clara Péron shared her experience of measuring the impact of mentoring programs in Germany and worldwide and give an overview of how to develop and implement an impact measurement strategy.
Maurice Crul
Professor of Sociology at the Universities of Amsterdam and Rotterdam
The keynote discussed different educational programmes for refugee children in three different European countries.