Senate designates January 2003 as National Mentoring Month
January 29, 2003
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The Frame
This resolution establishes a formal federal recognition period intended to promote volunteerism and public awareness of youth mentoring initiatives across the country.
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mentoring organizations
These organizations receive federal recognition for their work through the official designation of the month.
Last recorded activity January 29, 2003.
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Why It Matters
This resolution establishes a formal federal recognition period intended to promote volunteerism and public awareness of youth mentoring initiatives across the country.
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The resolution is linked to the Congressional Record page S1757.
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