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Want to Mentor? icouldbe.org in February 2012 issues of MOREthis article opens in a new window

icouldbe.org Featured on CNN! The emergence of e-mentoringthis article opens in a new window

icouldbe.org Receives Grant From E*TRADE to Mentor 650 Students Across the U.S.this article opens in a new window
E*TRADE Reinforces Commitment to Mentor Today’s Youth

7 Websites that Help Teens be Successful - icouldbe.org is #1!this article opens in a new window

Mentoring online: Same results, less drivingthis article opens in a new window

An Interview with Kate Schrauth: What Could You Be with a Mentor?this article opens in a new window

icouldbe Bringing e-Mentors to Your School with Your Helpthis article opens in a new window

Online Mentoring Programsthis article opens in a new window

Monster.com Partners with icouldbe.org to Create iSucceedthis article opens in a new window

Pairing is Caring - Boloco, Burlington, Vermontthis article opens in a new window

icouldbe.org at Jordan High School in Long Beach, CAthis article opens in a new window

E-Mentoring Study Touts The Benefits Of Online Mentoringthis article opens in a new window

Independent researchers publish the powerful findings of icouldbe.org’s program impact: A moderated mediation model of e-mentoring; Journal of Vocational Behavior this article opens in a new window

From WashingtonParent.com: I Could Be...a Mentorthis article opens in a new window

Ladies Home Journal highlights icouldbe.org in its January 2010 feature on National Mentoring Monththis article opens in a new window

Glamour Magazine recognizes the impact mentoring with icouldbe.org can have on improving students’ chances of attending college: Glamour’s 31 Days of Givingthis article opens in a new window

The California Space Education & Workforce Institute (CSEWI) Announces a Partnership with icouldbe.orgthis article opens in a new window

icouldbe.org's Identity Verification Partner Reflects on Harvard Law School's Berkman Center Open Meeting on Child Safety on the Internetthis article opens in a new window

icouldbe.org presented its proprietary content filter and identity verification process to the Internet Safety Task Force at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School. this article opens in a new window(MS WORD DOC)    this article opens in a new window(VIDEO)

Internet Safety Technical Task Force Open Meeting, September 2009, Berkman Center at the Harvard Law School link to video opens in same window(VIDEO)

Readers Digest Partners for Sight Foundation and NEC Foundation of America: Furthering Inclusion of icouldbe.orgthis article opens in a new window

NEC Foundation of America announces new grantsthis article opens in a new window

icouldbe.org Signs Up 80 Schools Nationwidethis article opens in a new window

Virtual can be virtuous.

icouldbe.org Teams Up With Leading Organizationsthis article opens in a new window

Announces alliances with E*TRADE FINANCIAL, Goldman Sachs and the Tiger Woods Learning Center!

No Time to Mentor? Do It Onlinethis article opens in a new window

Business Week features icouldbe.org.

icouldbe.org E-Mentors Guide Tiger Woods Learning Center Teensthis article opens in a new window

New center puts learning at fore-front

E-Mentoring Excerptsthis article opens in a new window

Read excerpts from real conversations between mentors and mentees.

Harvard Kennedy School Alumni Magazinethis article opens in a new window

Harvard Alumni News feature on Adam Aberman, CEO of icoulbe.org.

America’s Promise Partnerthis article opens in a new window

America's Promise article on how icouldbe.org fosters marketable skills in youth.

Celebrating IT Heroesthis article opens in a new window

Celebrating IT Heroes applauds the technology that built www.icouldbe.org.

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