New! Store Item-Map Stories 1994-2000: Strategy To Reduce Regional Poverty, Violence and Inequality

An educational slide presentation and strategy from practitioner Daniel F. Bassill, President and Founder, Tutor/Mentor Institute, detailing the integral value maps play to reduce violence, poverty and inequality in regions. Purchase this item to learn how to strengthen your efforts to communicate and accelerate widespread change. 

How Maps Convert Knowledge to Reduce Poverty, Violence and Inequality by Daniel F. Basil, President and Founder, Tutor/Mentor Institute, LLC

The Tutor/Mentor Connection (T/MC) has piloted a strategy using maps as a planning tool used by leaders to build comprehensive, long-term responses to urban violence, poverty and inequality. T/MC has also piloted a use of maps as a marketing tool intended to draw needed attention and resources to volunteer-based tutor/mentor programs operating in every high poverty area of a big city like Chicago. This presentation includes map stories created from 1994-2000. These are examples can be duplicated in any city, by many different leaders, as part of their own on-going efforts to reduce poverty, violence and inequality.

STORE: Map Stories 1994-2000: A Strategy To Reduce Poverty, Violence and Inequality by Daniel F. Bassill PDF Download

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Author, Daniel F. Bassill, D.H.L., President & Founder, Tutor/Mentor Institute, LLC, has been leading a volunteer-based tutor/mentor program in Chicago since 1974. Today's article focuses on the questions he has been asking and the solutions he has been developing in his own on-going efforts to help Chicago youth benefit from well-organized, long-term, tutoring/mentoring programs. 

Learn about Tutor/Mentor Institute here. Subscribe to Tutor/Mentor Institute weekly blog articles here.

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