Find a
Mentor

It’s the perfect time to set new goals for yourself—but sometimes, figuring out where to start can feel overwhelming. That’s where our mentorship program comes in.

A mentor is an experienced and trusted advisor, someone who can guide you through the next steps in your journey. Everyone needs a mentor—after all, as the saying goes,

"It’s dangerous to go alone."
Unnamed Old Man, Legends of Zelda 1986

Interested? Great! Here's How It Works

Note: You must be an alumni of Urban Arts (previously enrolled in our Game Academy and graduated high school) to participate.

  1. Fill Out the Mentorship Registration Form
    Submit your form as soon as possible so we can begin finding the right match for you.
  2. Watch for Your Match
    You’ll receive an email introducing you to your mentor, walkthroughs to help guide your sessions if you need them, as well as all other important information. This process may take some time to ensure we find the best fit.
  3. Meet on Your Schedule
    Your mentor will contact you to set up meetings at times that work for you.
  4. Four Virtual Sessions, One Hour Each
    You’ll meet virtually for one hour per month—just four sessions total. It’s simple, flexible, and impactful.
Jennifer was very knowledgeable in her career. And to be paired with someone who looked like me—another black woman—it felt really good to be in that safe space."
Mentee Kimari (Left) with Mentor Jennifer (Right)

What Do You Talk About?

That’s up to you! But here are some suggestions:
  • Your goals
  • Navigating the industry
  • Overcoming challenges
  • Next steps
  • Professional development advice
We’re here to support you as you take the next steps in your creative and professional journey.

Discover More About Mentorship

Still Curious?

Watch featured videos below for insights from past mentors and mentees.

Scott and Daquan

Jennifer and Kimari

Chad and Mabel