Mentoring Map

Leadership LINKS exists to educate and equip servant leaders committed to using their skills and resources for the greater good of humanity. Serving students between 6th and 12th grade, the Leadership LINKS Mentoring Program for Girls is a 9-month program putting our Youth LINKS Leaders on the leadership pathway to becoming the next generation of innovators, entrepreneurs, and executive leaders.

The NC Council for Women & Youth Involvement provides grant funding to organizations offering domestic violence and sexual assault services such as counseling, shelter and advocacy for survivors. CFWYI also runs programs aimed at getting youth — from high-schoolers to college students — involved in local or state government.

Our mission is to help every young lady inspire, restore, and maintain a sense of belonging in self, family and in community.

Thrive Women's Empowerment Incorporated is a professional advancement organization offering professional mentorship, workshops, and community service opportunities to undergraduate young women of color. 

We accomplish our mission through our Mentorship program and Go Boldly Fellowship Program. Through our programming we host virtual mentoring sessions, professional development programs, community service activities, and bonding opportunities. 

Our target age group are college females looking for a mentor to build a relationship with. Post-graduation, it is our goal that the young women will achieve great heights in their careers, reach back to help other women succeed, and do good work in their communities.

Serves mentees attending:

• Bennett College

• Bowie State University

• North Carolina A&T State University

• North Carolina Central University

• Winston Salem State University

The Math Mentoring Program was created to inspire and encourage all students, especially young women, to continue their study of mathematics and science, and to learn about careers in which mathematics and science play a role.

The program connects local female professionals from mathematics-related fields with two to three 8th-grade girls. Our main objective is to encourage girls who have an interest in mathematics to "stay on the math path." We focus on 8th grade because that is right before the girls get into high school, and we want to encourage them to take the harder and more challenging math classes.

During the second semester of the school year, the girls learn about their mentor's job, career, and lifestyle through monthly interactions.

We train college and university students to engage in rigorous research, public policy formulation and advocacy to improve the lives of women and girls across the state. We are dedicated to advancing gender equity in North Carolina by facilitating discussions with thought leaders and advocates, informing and educating the community on issues of concern to them. We also work to move cities and municipalities to become sites of gender inclusivity in our equal cities campaign, cites for CEDAW.