Follow me on Substack.com

I've not used Substack.com much in the past, but was prompted to post a new article this week after Paul Mondesire, a long-term friend who lives in New York City, followed the account I set up a couple of years ago. 

You can read the article at this link. 

I just posted this today and already I've had another long-term Chicago associate "subscribe".  I hope you'll do that, too.

The format is a bit different than you see here on my Blogger site.  Based on that, I've decided to post a few additional articles in the next few weeks, showing components of some of my concept maps and other graphics.  

I hope it helps more people find them and discover the ideas, then create their own versions to build support for youth serving programs in more places.

I've used printed and email newsletters, websites, blogs and face-to-face networking for the past 50 years to share reasons to support volunteer-based tutor/mentor programs and strategies to help programs constantly improve how they impact the lives of student and volunteers who get involved.  

Posting on Substack.com will add one more tool to this on-going effort.

Thanks for reading.  Follow me on Substack, and on other social media platforms (see links here). 

And, if you're able, visit this page and chip in to help fund the Tutor/Mentor Institute, LLC.