Sometimes the hardest part of an evaluation is figuring out how to prepare an engaging and understandable final report. Many clients express to us their fear...

Have you ever sat at the Thanksgiving table with dry, flavorless turkey in your mouth, wishing you could provide some constructive feedback for next year? It...

While recently attending the American Evaluation Association (AEA) 2019 conference, we discovered that the AEA defines equity as follows: “The condition of f...

Paul Farmer, MD, a proponent of Social Medicine, talks about the notion of bearing witness in his book Pathologies of Power. He uses this term to describe th...

Some people may hear the word equity and think, “This means providing different resources to people based on what they need”. On the other hand, some people ...

Evaluation can seem like a big, ambiguous investment. Often times, companies aren’t sure how to proceed with evaluation and implementing the results can seem...

A few months ago, my white colleague and I (also white) attempted to play Thandeka’s “Race Game”. The object of the game is to racialize white people in conv...

Just as there are many ways to peel an orange, there are also many ways to conduct a program evaluation. Therefore, it is especially important for stakeholde...

We call ourselves program evaluators with focuses on equity and inclusivity, but what do those two words mean? Both of these words have different meanings an...