ICYMI: AEA is Walking the Talk! We take action through our Guiding Principles, DE&I efforts, youth involvement, and more. Join us: https://t.co/qnsfGKnEhY #Eval4Action#WalkTheTalk
Thank you @SheilaBRobinson for your incredible contributions to @aeaweb#AEA365! I am looking forward to joining @LizDiLuzio to continue promoting learning & dialogue with the #eval community through the blog. #EvalTwitter https://t.co/xWoJSr0h5q
I'm happy to be teaching another workshop on Culturally Responsive Evaluation this August 24th through the Claremont Evaluation Center's summer workshop series.
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I use an engaging small group format combined with individual reflection exercises to support both thinking about and "doing" culturally responsive work. Please join me or check out our other wonderful workshops in the series!
Do you consider the community ecocycle when designing investment approaches? A new tool in a series from @Mathematica and EqM provides helpful prompts for funders to reflect with communities and better match current and future assets and needs. https://t.co/jnJpSouzAm
Looking for actionable strategies to increase the impact of evaluation and learning? Join the Funder & Evaluator Affinity Network @GEOfunders for our upcoming webinar series. Read more and register! https://t.co/eEVRoY30eQ
I don’t understand tweeting. It is killing me to try using this tool. Isn’t this how we as a society started thinking that wisdom exists in 150 characters or less? Thinking in snack bite oversimplifications? Ugh.
Shifting the evaluation paradigm in grantmaking takes intentionality, discipline and practice. Read our new publication in partnership with @equitableeval. https://t.co/tQexXhYZUI
Using Google Slides, Cathleen Beachboard created a digital "desk" for each student in her virtual classroom because she "needed a place where we can all be together."
AEA has made changes to the proposal submission form to clarify the language so that it is not misleading. Read our full statement here: https://t.co/rRU4WlFIab
Japan will start releasing more than 1 million metric tons of treated radioactive water from its destroyed Fukushima nuclear plant into the ocean in two years, the government said https://t.co/dUeoGM5Wyg