Our powerful new definition of mentoring.

“Mentoring is a flexible and inclusive relationship where both mentor and mentee learn and grow. It can happen in all kinds of ways, and both mentor and mentee may not even be aware that it’s happening at times. Communication is adapted to fit the person, not the other way around.”

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During Phase One of the Redefining Mentoring Project, together, we explored what mentoring really looks like in everyday life and on individuals’ own terms.

To shape this understanding we invited a research panel to join a live, online webinar led by Two Way Street Director, Janelle Sampson. Together, we talked about what the research has already found around mentoring and communication disability.

See the full webinar recording and read a summary outlining the discussion and thought-provoking insights from research and lived experience.

Curious to see what else we found?

We’ve created two easy ways to explore our findings; a plain language summary you can read, and a short 3-minute video you can watch. Pick the option that suits you best and discover how we wrapped up this initial phase, shaped by the voices and ideas of people with communication disability every step of the way.

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Let’s keep redefining mentoring — and make space for everyone to connect, learn, and grow in their own way.