APPLY TO BE A MENTOR TO YOUTH REVOLUTIONARY RESEARCHERS!
Thanks for your interest in being a Revolutionary Researcher Mentor! See below for key info + the mentor application.

What is Revolutionary Researchers?
A 10-month paid research training + project where New Orleans youth (ages 16-24) will build skills and lead community change, guided by research experts and supportive mentors.

What will mentors do?
Champion and counsel New Orleans youth (16-24 years) in building and sharing leadership skills through a 10-month research training + community-change project. Hold relationships via text, phone, and in-person meetups with up to 2 youth in support of their leadership.

Who is eligible to be a mentor?
Mentors are adult allies (25+ years) committed to uplifting youth voice, vision, and leadership, and capable of authentically connecting with young people through skill-building and power-sharing.

Do mentors have to be experts in research?
No. Background/experience in research is not needed for the mentor role. Mentors primarily support youth leaders by celebrating successes and partnering in addressing training + project challenges.

How do I apply to be a mentor? What is the timeline + next steps?
(Timeline updated on Weds. November 16 to extend application period)
  • By Weds. January 4, 11:59pm - Please submit all parts of this application form.

  • By Sat. January 21, 6:00pm - Your application will be reviewed and next steps communicated to you. Select applicants will be invited to participate in a Panel Interview + Info Session (time/date TBD), as well as a Meet & Greet with Youth Leaders for mentor matching.

  • Sat. February 4 - Meet & Greet with Youth Leaders for matching.
Please note that invitation to the Meet & Greet does not guarantee a final match. Alternative opportunities to participate in Revolutionary Researchers or other supportive roles for Youth Voice & Leadership will be shared if applicable.

📧 Questions?  Contact love@nolacypb.org and maggie@nolacypb.org.
🔗 For more info about the Revolutionary Researchers project, visit nolacypb.org/research4change.

This is a project of NOLA CYPB as part of the implementation and evaluation the New Orleans Youth Master Plan. Youth Participatory Action Research (YPAR) facilitation and training will be delivered by Beloved Community. This project is funded in part by the Conrad C. HiltonW.K. Kellogg, and Baptist Community Ministries (BCM) foundations.
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