“…Due to their specific struggles, immigrants and refugees can experience significant benefits from mentoring (DuBois, Holloway, Valentine, & Cooper, 2002;Rhodes, 1994). Specifically, group mentoring can provide a foundation for newcomer youth to relate to peers their age (Birman & Morland, 2014;BRYCS, 2010;Cawood & Wood, 2014;Crul & Schneider, 2014;Deutsch, Reitz-Krueger, Henneberger, Ehrlich, & Lawrence, 2016;Hilario et al, 2014;Schmidt, Morland, & Rose, 2009) and receive peer and adult support through their adjustment process (Birman & Morland, 2014). Mentees have a space to promote their bicultural identities (Morland, 2007) and find and foster positive relationships in their new environment (Birman & Morland, 2014;Cawood & Wood, 2014;Hilario et al, 2014;Oberoi, 2016;Schmidt et al, 2009).…”