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Issue #34 Not at all weekly evaluation inspiration for... Non-profits who DARE When I was pregnant with my first child, a friend who had recently had a baby said her best recommendation was to 'anticipate the baby's needs'. I guess in many ways, I've been doing that for the past 8 years. I was thinking a lot about this as we headed back to school last week. There are certain things that I've learned with years of wisdom that my kids just can't anticipate yet. Like on Friday, when we headed...
Issue #33 Sometimes weekly evaluation inspiration for... Non-profits who DARE Although it's mid-June, here in Southwestern Ontario it's really starting to feel like summer. Warm weather, festivals, and, of course, construction at every turn. As an evaluator, one of our competencies (in Canada, anyway), is reflective practice. I'm a pretty reflective-by-default kind of person (at least that's what my therapists always tell me), but I still take the competency to heart and try to think of ways...
Issue #32 Not really weekly evaluation inspiration for... Non-profits who DARE Hello out there! As an evaluator and a generally-curious person, I'm almost constantly reflecting on my experiences and those of others around me. Lately, I've been thinking a lot about how I show up in my work (or not), and when it has to be me, versus when I might be able to share the load with others. It reminded me of one of the approaches I advocated for a lot early in my career. I've always loved working as...