MARC FREEDMAN has studied education and youth programs for more than a decade and is director of special projects for Public/Private Ventures, a research and development organization based in Philadelphia that focuses on helping kids in poverty. He lives in Berkeley, California.

• 1. A Call to Action2. Great Expectations3. Recurring Fervor4. Birth of a Movement5. The Benefits of Mentoring6. The Limits of Mentoring7. Making the Most of Mentoring8. Closing the Caring Gap9. Re-engaging the Middle Class10. Reinventing Community

MARC FREEDMAN has studied education and youth programs for more than a decade and is director of special projects for Public/Private Ventures, a research and development organization based in Philadelphia that focuses on helping kids in poverty. He lives in Berkeley, California.

• 1. A Call to Action2. Great Expectations3. Recurring Fervor4. Birth of a Movement5. The Benefits of Mentoring6. The Limits of Mentoring7. Making the Most of Mentoring8. Closing the Caring Gap9. Re-engaging the Middle Class10. Reinventing Community

MARC FREEDMAN has studied education and youth programs for more than a decade and is director of special projects for Public/Private Ventures, a research and development organization based in Philadelphia that focuses on helping kids in poverty. He lives in Berkeley, California.

• 1. A Call to Action2. Great Expectations3. Recurring Fervor4. Birth of a Movement5. The Benefits of Mentoring6. The Limits of Mentoring7. Making the Most of Mentoring8. Closing the Caring Gap9. Re-engaging the Middle Class10. Reinventing Community