Mentorship Program Database

Below is a specific and updated listing of legal mentorship programs throughout the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The database is sorted alphabetically by organization providing the program. If you have a mentorship program to add to this list, please complete this form: https://forms.gle/jwFGt9zM3vDtGQtg6.

Many bar associations, including state, county, local, affinity, and practice-area specific, run mentorship programs on frequent or infrequent basis. *Click HERE for a listing of bar associations in Massachusetts.

  • Boston Bar Association

    Bar Coaching

    Empowering Connections

    Family Law Mentoring

    Veterans and Servicemembers Mentoring

    Contact nwilliams@bostonbar.org

  • Attorney-Student Mentorship Program

    Contact Celene Chen, Mentorship Chair of BU APALSA (celenec@bu.edu)

  • Bar Association of Norfolk County Mentor Program

    Call 617-471-9693

  • Contact Executive Director, Paul Dullea, paul@massacademy.com.

  • MBLA Mentorship Program

    https://mablacklawyers.org

  • Mass Bar MentorMatch

    https://access.massbar.org/mentoring/about

    Tiered Community Mentoring

    https://www.massbar.org/public/tiered-community-mentoring-program

  • MLGBTQ Bar Mentorship Program

    https://masslgbtqbar.org/articles/law-students-amp-mentoring-committees

    Contact administrator@masslgbtqbar.org

  • Peer-to-Peer Mentoring Program

    membership@reba.net

  • South Asian Bar Association of Greater Boston Mentorship Program

    SABA Greater Boston Law Student Mentorship Program

    Contact sabagbmentorship@gmail.com

  • Starting Out Solo is an organization designed to help Massachusetts solo attorneys network and consult with one another about their law practice, both in terms of case work and management.

    http://www.startingoutsolo.com

  • WBA Connections Program

    Women’s Leadership Initiative

    For more information, please contact Executive Director Margaret Talmers at mtalmers@womensbar.org.

  • VLP offers an array of mentoring opportunities: 1) individual mentoring for new attorneys on assigned pro bono matters; 2) small group mentoring in family law cases to discuss issues that arise on pro bono matters; and 3) peer-to-peer mentoring groups.

    https://vlpnet.org/get-involved/