interVivos is excited to spotlight an incredible group of volunteer mentors taking part in the Summer 2026 Mentorship Program. This season’s program celebrates the experiences, insights, and leadership of Asian professionals, giving protégés the opportunity to connect with mentors whose voices and perspectives are not always equally represented. At interVivos, we remain committed to building meaningful relationships, amplifying diverse leadership, and creating opportunities f

The Summer 2026 Mentorship Program is now sold out. Join our mailing list to find out about the Winter 2026 Program: http://eepurl.com/dta_Kz. interVivos is excited to launch its Summer 2026 Mentorship Program on May 28, 2026. This program was created to elevate the voices, experiences and accomplishments of mentors of Asian descent, while celebrating the meaningful impact they continue to make in our communities. Registration is now open for protégés interested in joining t

The interVivos Summer 2026 Mentorship Program celebrates the leadership, experiences, and contributions of Asian mentors while creating meaningful opportunities for emerging leaders to grow. Why is interVivos focusing on mentors of Asian heritage for this program? At interVivos, we believe mentorship should reflect the diversity of the communities we serve. This program highlights mentors of Asian heritage and recognizes the important role they play in shaping stronger commu

My name is Kathryn Short (she/her), and I’m a recent graduate of the Master of Public Health program at the University of Alberta, and a 2024-2025 board intern with the Nonprofit Board Internship (NPBI) program. Getting Matched With interVivos The NPBI program is structured around three core components: board placement , learning sessions , and a final project . Students are matched with nonprofit boards based on their goals and interests. I was paired with interVivos , an a

When Elsie Olsei and Lisa Glock joined the board at interVivos as University of Alberta Community Service Learning Non-Profit Student Board Interns , they both arrived with curiosity about how nonprofit governance works in the real world. They had studied leadership, policy, and community engagement in academic settings, but they wanted to see what happens when those ideas are put into practice. For Lisa Glock, the goal was clear from the beginning. “When I began this intern