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Continue reading →: Stepping Up: A Learning Journey for Settler Canadians (Jan 11 – Mar 7, 2022)
Horizons Community Development Associates Inc. is offering Stepping Up: A Learning Journey for Settler Canadians from January 11 through March 7, 2022. Hosted by Dr. Carolyn Campbell, this 25 to 30-hour course “provides an opportunity for non-Indigenous people to explore their roles and responsibilities in the Truth and Reconciliation Process.”…
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Continue reading →: CES-NB: Panel on Governmental Evaluation Policy
Our friends at CES New Brunswick are hosting an inter-jurisdictional panel on governmental evaluation policy. This event will be held on December 17 from 12-2 pm (AST). Description from the event page: Evaluators know that program evaluation can contribute to good governance, informed decision making and program adjustments in support…
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Continue reading →: RFP Opportunity: Evaluation of the Miawpukek First Nation Grant Agreement
Please see below for a statement of work (SOW) seeking a consultant for the evaluation of Miawpukek First Nation’s 10-year grant funding agreement. The proposal for this project must be submitted in writing to the Project Authority (PA) via email no later than Wednesday, December 29, 2021. The selected consultant will…
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Continue reading →: Employment Opportunity: Evaluation Consultant with Labour, Skills, and Immigration
Nova Scotia’s Department of Labour, Skills, and Immigration is seeking a full-time Evaluation Consultant. This is an opportunity to work with a fantastic and supportive team on evaluation and other related projects. From the job posting: As the Evaluation Consultant, you will be responsible to work in collaboration with Skills…
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Continue reading →: Asking for a Friend: Difficult Evaluations, Working with Values, and the Role of Evaluation
This month on #EvalAFF, we are tackling three questions: What is the most difficult evaluation you’ve been involved with and what did you learn? When an evaluation has one paying client and multiple stakeholders, how do you make sure that the final report doesn’t just reflect the values of the…
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Continue reading →: Reminder: Indigenous Evaluation workshop with Dr. Nicole Bowman (Nov 30 and Dec 1)
We are just 2 weeks away from Dr. Nicole Bowman’s workshop, Indigenous Evaluation: Foundations, Relationships, Application, and Situational Responsiveness! Registration: https://indigenous-evaluation-foundations.eventbrite.ca/ Workshop description: Indigenous evaluation (IE) is a member of the culturally responsive evaluation family and thus framed within an Indigenous intersectionality as it relates to western evaluation. This practical…
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Continue reading →: Your ethical moments, dilemmas, and tensions in evaluation
What’s that evaluation story you still tell at dinner parties? You know the one – it’s about that time your values were challenged, but you persevered. It ended with that nugget of wisdom that now guides your ethical evaluation practice. Now is your chance to share that story and have…
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Continue reading →: ɁEKONĘKE GAH TONLU: THE PATH FOR THE YOUNG PEOPLE: Program Description and the Approach to Developmental Evaluation
Please see below for an exciting cost-free event hosted by our friends at CES New Brunswick. ɁEKONĘKE GAH TONLU: THE PATH FOR THE YOUNG PEOPLE: Program Description and the Approach to Developmental Evaluation Presenter: Debbie DeLancey MA. C.E. Date: Nov 5 Heure/Hour: 12.00-1.10 PM (ADT) Register: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/ekoneke-gah-tonlu-the-path-for-the-young-people-le-chemin-des-jeunes-tickets-198897827757 (Description en français à…
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Continue reading →: RBM 201: Strengthen your capacities in Results-Based Management!
The Atlantic Council for International Cooperation will be hosting a 3-day workshop on Results-Based Management. For more information, please visit the ACIC website: https://www.acic-caci.org/rbm-201-training-atlantic-region
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Continue reading →: Calling on all Student Case Competition Volunteers!
The Case Competition Working Group is a small energetic, innovative, and committed group of volunteers who are stimulating and fun to work with. If you are interested in supporting the annual fundraising efforts for the Student Case Competition, please contact Brian McGowan: brianm3@telus.net. Involvement in the fundraising role will significantly increase…
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