Are there electronic mentoring programs for students with disabilities?
Printable Version Yes, there are electronic mentoring programs that connect people with disabilities to peers and mentors via the Internet. Before joining an e-mentoring community, young people should obtain permission from their parents or guardians, who should check out the community and sponsor before allowing their children to participate. Apply Internet safety guidelines, such as those at SaveKids.Com. The authors of this Knowledge Base article share information about mentoring programs for people with disabilities, but inclusion on the list below does not imply endorsement. ABA Mentor Program- The American Bar Association’s Commission on Mental and Physical Disability Law established its Mentor Program to give law students with disabilities, prospective law students with disabilities and recent law school graduates opportunity to learn from experienced attorneys. AccessComputing- AccessComputing is a project that supports individuals with disabilities who are interested in career
