The aim of this article is the description of effective evaluation partnerships of community based programs involving the evaluators, the organizations, and the communities. The evaluation may adress problems like domestic violence, juvenile delinquency, people with disabilities or contexts as schools, organizations, communities or policies. The experience of a Foundation that intended to have it's community based program evaluated is described, and resisted to consult with the community about their needs. Through this example are identified the criteria that may influence the sucess of the collaborative evaluations between communities, organizations and evaluation professionals that consider themselves as facilitators.O artig...
The importance of evaluation use has led to a large amount of theoretical and empirical study. Evalu...
Conducting evaluation and research with community coalitions involved in health equity initiatives i...
In this article, we critique two recent theoretical developments about collaborative inquiry in eval...
Collaborative partnerships have become a custom fundamental to the practice of communi-ty psychology...
Topics for Today’s Workshop • Building capacity in Community Collaborations through Evaluation: Disc...
Recently, Shulha, Whitmore, Cousins, Gilbert, and al Hudib (2015) proposed a set of evidence-based p...
This article reflects on the challenges and opportunities that have arisen in the course of evaluati...
Looking back over a five-year Community Partnership grant, the practicing sociologists who evaluated...
The purpose of this study was to explore program evaluators’ perceptions about what they consider to...
Evaluation is necessary not only for assessing the impact of programs and interventions, but also fo...
Partnerships between evaluation firms have many benefits for both funders and evaluators. The benefi...
As post-secondary institutions across the globe have identified community engagement as a central co...
A trend in community-based evaluation studies is to include everyone affected by the work, the commu...
In this article, we critique two recent theoretical developments about collaborative inquiry in eval...
This article focuses on negotiation and discusses its relevance for evaluators. Given the impetus fo...
The importance of evaluation use has led to a large amount of theoretical and empirical study. Evalu...
Conducting evaluation and research with community coalitions involved in health equity initiatives i...
In this article, we critique two recent theoretical developments about collaborative inquiry in eval...
Collaborative partnerships have become a custom fundamental to the practice of communi-ty psychology...
Topics for Today’s Workshop • Building capacity in Community Collaborations through Evaluation: Disc...
Recently, Shulha, Whitmore, Cousins, Gilbert, and al Hudib (2015) proposed a set of evidence-based p...
This article reflects on the challenges and opportunities that have arisen in the course of evaluati...
Looking back over a five-year Community Partnership grant, the practicing sociologists who evaluated...
The purpose of this study was to explore program evaluators’ perceptions about what they consider to...
Evaluation is necessary not only for assessing the impact of programs and interventions, but also fo...
Partnerships between evaluation firms have many benefits for both funders and evaluators. The benefi...
As post-secondary institutions across the globe have identified community engagement as a central co...
A trend in community-based evaluation studies is to include everyone affected by the work, the commu...
In this article, we critique two recent theoretical developments about collaborative inquiry in eval...
This article focuses on negotiation and discusses its relevance for evaluators. Given the impetus fo...
The importance of evaluation use has led to a large amount of theoretical and empirical study. Evalu...
Conducting evaluation and research with community coalitions involved in health equity initiatives i...
In this article, we critique two recent theoretical developments about collaborative inquiry in eval...