Upcoming Community Conversations

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January 21

In this community conversation, we will share key information and strategies to help principal investigators and project teams successfully complete the ATE survey. Participants will discuss tips, common challenges, and best practices.

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February 20

In this community conversation, we will share key information and strategies to help principal investigators and project teams successfully complete the ATE survey. Participants will discuss tips, common challenges, and best practices.

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Resources on a desk text reading February 25, 2025 Understanding the ATE Context

February 25

In this conversation, ATE PIs, project evaluators, and staff will explore the unique context of ATE projects, sharing key insights and practical tips to enhance understanding and expand knowledge. Participants will discuss what to prioritize when learning about ATE, strategies for deepening expertise, and approaches for navigating the program effectively.

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March 18

In this conversation, ATE PIs, project evaluators, and staff will come together to share practical tips, strategies, and insights for effectively communicating the value and importance of evaluation. Participants will explore how clear and impactful communication about evaluation can support project goals, foster engagement, and demonstrate the broader impact of their ATE projects.

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What to Expect from Community Conversations

You are welcome

We welcome anyone interested in evaluation to attend.

Say cheese

All participants are encouraged to have their webcams on.

Get ready to chat

We ask that all participants take part in the conversation.

Meet new people

Plan to meet some new people to add to your network.

Have fun

Community conversations are discussions on evaluation—of course they're fun!

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