The Art and Science of Asking Meaningful Evaluation Questions
There are no stupid questions, but some questions are better than others when it comes to framing evaluations. The best evaluation questions...
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December 9, 2021 | Lyssa Wilson Becho
Increasing Evaluation Transparency through Positionality Statements
Values play an important role in evaluation. By values, I mean not just the value or merit of a project, but also...
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December 1, 2021 | Ann Burnett, David Wahl, Lori Wingate, Christopher Wojick
I Am: More Than a Checkbox
Race, ethnicity, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, nationality, religion, class, language, mental health – these characteristics and others make for complex...
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November 18, 2021 | Arlen Gullickson
Building Trust in Evaluations
Trust is integral to valuing evaluation results and findings. If stakeholders don’t trust your evaluation work, they will neither value it nor...
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Strategies for Reporting Qualitative Evaluations
Using qualitative data in an evaluation can lead to a deeper understanding of why and how a project works. Quotations and stories...
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