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Continue reading →: Apply for funding for evaluation training with the CESEF Educational Assistance Award (applications due September 15)
Looking to attend a new workshop or gain additional training to improve your evaluation skill set? Apply for the Educational Assistance Award with CESEF to win upwards of $500. For more information visit: http://cesef.memberlodge.org/educational-assistance-awards. Deadline to apply is September 15th! Email your request for an application form to marshal@diginsights.com. For original post, see https://evaluationcanada.ca/news/22481?f=n
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Continue reading →: Employment Opportunity: Evaluation Manager at Research Nova Scotia
Research Nova Scotia (RNS) is a not-for-profit corporation established to enhance research capacity and align research funding with provincial priorities. RNS invests in research that builds and translates knowledge to help ensure a sustainable and prosperous future for Nova Scotia. Opportunity: RNS is a relatively new organization about to implement…
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Continue reading →: The Role of Technology in Evaluation – New State of the Field Research Available
MERL Tech recently published a series of papers on the state of the field of technology in evaluation and other related disciplines. This is an excellent resource for those interested in technologies like big data, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and biometrics – and their role in evaluation. MERL Tech’s State…
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Continue reading →: Employment Opportunity: Research and Evaluation Coordinator (bilingual FR/EN), Atlantic Region Association of Immigrant Serving Agencies
The Atlantic Region Association of Immigrant Serving Agencies (ARAISA) is seeking a Research and Evaluation Coordinator. Position Title: Research and Evaluation Coordinator (BILINGUAL – French/English) Location: Halifax, NS preferred (may consider other locations in Atlantic Canada) Type: Contract, full-time 35 hours/week Salary: $25.00 / hour Duration: September 1st, 2020 to…
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Continue reading →: New issues of the Journal of MultiDisciplinary Evaluation & New Directions for Evaluation released!
The Journal of MultiDisciplinary Evaluation (JMDE) recently released a new issue, covering topics such as evaluation theory, interdisciplinarity, complexity, and evaluating surveillance activities for neurological conditions. It can be accessed here. JMDE is a completely open-access journal and all content is freely available to read. New Directions for Evaluation also released…
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Continue reading →: Although the CES annual conference has been postponed until next year, the Student Case Competition is going ahead!
The Student Case Competition has a long history of helping to cultivate emerging evaluators in Canada but this year we’re trying something different – we’re going online! Two teams will be competing in this year’s second round (Simon Fraser University and the University of Waterloo) to see who will be…
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Continue reading →: CES recognition of responsibility for improving Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
CES recognizes that evaluators have a role to play in addressing systemic issues that affect people’s lives. Evaluators are in a position to influence the decisions of governments, non-governmental organizations and other key service providers whose actions affect our daily realities. CES considers it part of our mandate to support…
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Continue reading →: Tomorrow: Roundtable Evaluating the SDGs – What will be the impact of Covid-19?
On June 3 at 9AM Atlantic Time, Andrealisa Belzer will be on a panel for gLOCAL Evaluation Week to share potential impacts of Covid-19 on evaluation of Sustainable Development Goals. This is a free multi-day event. To participate, register https://www.glocalevalweek.org/user/register for the event and click this link shortly before the event begins…
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Continue reading →: Ethics in the New Normal: Getting Through and Beyond COVID-19 (FREE webinar)
Last month, we posted about a free webinar from EPAC on ethics challenges during COVID-19. Now, EPAC will be hosting a follow-up webinar! See below for details. EPAC’s highly popular April 9 brainstorming webinar focussed on current ethics challenges in the COVID-19 period. Participants wanted more; so our next webinar…
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Continue reading →: Introduce Yourself (Example Post)
This is an example post, originally published as part of Blogging University. Enroll in one of our ten programs, and start your blog right. You’re going to publish a post today. Don’t worry about how your blog looks. Don’t worry if you haven’t given it a name yet, or you’re…
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