Mentee co-designs curriculum and learning modules, research, websites, community platforms, maps, and video with nonprofits, governments, institutions, and First Nations across health, education, and the public good, grounded in local priorities and evidence.
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Every project begins with listening, so the work follows local priorities and the goals people already hold. We build alongside the team who will run it, and we hand over the training and tools to keep it going. Ulkatcho First Nation staff publish to their own website. NCCIE staff manage the Knowledge Weavers Hub. Health Quality Alberta delivers Portraits of Care on its own platform. Whether it is a learning module, a research report, a map, or a website, the aim is the same: work that stays useful to the community long after the project ends.

At Mentee, every number represents relationships, collaboration, and community-led vision. Behind each project is a process grounded in trust, shared knowledge, and meaningful partnership. These figures reflect the work we've done together, building tools, resources, and strategies that strengthen community voices and create long-term impact.
Mentee partners with communities, nonprofits, educational institutions, government agencies, and mission-driven organizations across Canada and beyond, including First Nations and Indigenous communities. We serve any organization focused on community impact, equity, and meaningful engagement.
Mentee offers five services: Learning Design & Curriculum, Research & Evaluation, Digital Platforms & Branding, Media & Storytelling, and Maps & Data Visualization. Many projects combine several, for example a learning module that includes research, filming, and a website.
We support projects in learning design and curriculum, research and evaluation, digital platforms and branding, media and storytelling, and maps and data visualization, along with the community engagement that connects them.
We take a collaborative, community-led approach. Every project begins with listening: understanding local priorities, building trust, and co-designing solutions that reflect the knowledge and vision of the people we work with.
Visit our Contact page to reach out directly, or explore our Portfolio to see examples of past and current work. We're always happy to connect and discuss how we might support your goals.
Mentee acknowledges that our work takes place on the traditional territories of Indigenous peoples across Turtle Island. We are grateful to the First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities who have cared for these lands since time immemorial. We recognize that meaningful reconciliation requires ongoing commitment to truth, respect, and action. We are honoured to support Indigenous-led initiatives that strengthen community voices, preserve cultural knowledge, and build toward self-determined futures.