Maps from Past Conferences

Conference Maps:
43 tutor/Mentor Leadership and Networking Conferences were held in Chicago
between May 1994 and May 2015.
What Other Organization in Chicago has brought so many people together,
for so many years? Limited resources have kept conference participation
under 80 from 2013 to 2015.  Yet as many as 350 have attended these conferences
in past years.

View this analysis of conference participation, done by students participating in
Indiana University visualization MOOC.

From 1994 to May 2011 these were organized by the Tutor/Mentor Connection (T/MC), part of a two-part non-profit 
established in 1993. From November 2011 through 2015 the conferences were organized by the Tutor/Mentor Institute, LLC
which was established in 2011 after the original organization ceased its support of the T/MC strategy. 

T/MI seeks research students who will continue this analysis. Our goal is to influence how others map participation
in their own conferences and events, while also seeking partners, or sponsors, to re-build this effort and continue the
conferences for another 20 years?

Look at maps showing participation in past Tutor/Mentor Leadership and networking conferences.
Map of June 2013 Tutor/Mentor Conference - Click here Map of November 2013 Conference -  click here Map showing participation in November 2008 Tutor/Mentor Leadership & Networking Conference: Click here to open map. Zoom in to see organizations in Chicago. Zoom out to see out of state participants.
November 1998 Tutor/Mentor Leadership and Networking Conference Participation Map Click here to open map. Zoom in to see organizations in Chicago. Zoom out to see out of state participants. Here is a list of other maps that are available November 2012-13 Participant Map (add your own name, show your Facebook Page and web site.) November 2009 Conference Map May 2005 Conference Map May 2004 Conference November 1997 Conference See also, Social Network Analysis Maps of 2008 and 2009 conferences.
	Learn More about Tutor/Mentor Connection Uses of maps This map is one of many created since 1994. Visit http://www.tutormentorexchange.net/mapping-the-programs and learn more how maps can be used to illustrate the areas of high poverty and poorly performing schools in Chicago where volunteer based tutoring and/or mentoring programs are needed. Use the interactive map on the Tutor/Mentor Program Locator to view this information. By comparing this map to the conference participation map we can see that we're getting regular participation from programs in different parts of the city, and that the lack of participation from the South part of the city is partially due to the lack of tutor/mentor programs (that we know of) in this area. In future conferences we hope to draw people from business, hospitals, churches and universities who will help existing programs grow, and help new programs form where more are needed. View more maps at http://mappingforjustice.blogspot.com