A scientist discovers a promising new way to fight disease. A public health researcher develops a strategy to reduce overdose deaths. They don’t just publish—they advocate. They push their work… Read More
The Evaluators’ Institute (TEI) is excited to announce the TEI Social Betterment Award, a $10,000 grant designed to recognize evaluators who are making a real difference in society. This award… Read More
When we talk about evaluating public policies, it’s easy to get caught up in the details—measuring success, gathering data, and checking boxes. But how do we actually decide what makes… Read More
In the wake of COVID-19, the world faces unprecedented challenges that have upended our daily lives. “A changing world, again. How Appreciative Inquiry can guide our growth” explores how the… Read More
Let’s talk evaluation. I haven’t done a summary of evaluation in a long time, and since we’re dialing up a really big project with our friends at RISE, it’s as… Read More
Cross-posting because a lot of people who come to this site also have an interest in applied research. It’s been a busy year for the American Evaluation Association’s Community Psychology… Read More
The headline is the thesis statement. Do not require answers to survey questions. That is, never make any answer to any question required for completing a survey. Never. Don’t do… Read More