Case studies are really close cousins with the stories of changemakers found in the "treasure trove" of stories, only longer. It is my hope that some of the short stories in this compendium can eventually be turned into case studies. That's a great project for an engaged volunteer.
For the moment, however, we have only two:
The first is about the founder of Let's Be Changemakers himself -- just in case you might be interested in how this whole project got started. It's organized around the core method -- making a map, minding the gaps and building this app.
The second is about Aurelio and His Mentors.
For the moment, however, we have only two:
The first is about the founder of Let's Be Changemakers himself -- just in case you might be interested in how this whole project got started. It's organized around the core method -- making a map, minding the gaps and building this app.
The second is about Aurelio and His Mentors.
- We look at mentoring from an up-close-and-personal perspective, the journey of one young man, Aurelio Villanueva, a low-income and mixed race young man. His is a success story, due mainly to the fact that he not only received the kind of mentoring he needed at pivotal moments in his life but that his mentoring needs were coordinated and orchestrated.”
- Based on his story, we take second look at his journey, this time by focusing on the social dynamics that so influenced how his identity evolved over time.
- And, we introduce you to a set of analytical tools that include what we call "mentoring diagnostics," to help you make a useful map, mind the relevant gaps and build your own mentoring app (i.e., platform).