Category Archives: Evaluation News

The Journey Continues: Ensuring a Cross-Culturally Competent Evaluation

The Colorado Trust also released a follow-up to the first Importance of Culture in Evaluation, looking at Cross-Culturally Competent Evaluation.  This document includes case studies and lessons learned, providing practical application of theories.  Download the full document here.

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The Importance of Culture in Evaluation: A Practical Guide for Evaluators

The Colorado Trust is a “grantmaking foundation dedicated to achieving access to health for all Coloradans”.  One of the components of their website focuses on evaluation and they has pvet out some great resources on Evaluation, one of which looks at … Continue reading

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HIV/AIDS Program Evaluation in CBOs

The American Psychological Association has developed a wonderful section of their website dedicated to evaluation and planning of HIV/AIDS programs in CBOs.  The site provides a comprehensive guide to: Why Should CBOs Evaluate? Telling Your Story SMART Objectives Logic Models … Continue reading

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Finding & Working with an Evaluator

While this site does come from out of the US, and from a background of environmental education, it does offer some great resources on how to find and work with an evaluator, including deciding whether to go with an external … Continue reading

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Program Evaluation Methods

Over the past couple of months I have been posting various resources on the why, what, and who of evaluation, as well as the history of program evaluation in Canada.  This resource looks at the HOW of evaluation.  This guide, … Continue reading

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From an Evaluators Perspective….

*from Patricia Rogers & Jane Davidson’s blog on genuineevaluation.com

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