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SUMMARY:Eval Cafe: The Intersection of Race and Gender in Evaluation
DESCRIPTION:As a segue from Evaluation Café’s recent dialogue on anti-black racism in evaluation\, this next session will examine the intersection of race and gender in evaluation\, building on a group’s experience and expertise. As some projects\, programs and organizations are lacking in sensitivity of race and gender\, evaluation can be a catalyst for change\, and the conditions for this will be discussed. Looking inward\, if the evaluation process and systems are insensitive to race and gender\, this adds another layer to the challenge and needs to be responded to. \nChairs of this event: \nAbena Thomas – public health\, evaluation and project management specialist\, and instructor in international project management \nMarcus Tan de Bibiana – peacebuilding and governance project management specialist\, arts advisor and instructor in international project management \nTickets: https://www.meetup.com/Evaluation-Cafe-Ontario/events/273460883/?rv=ea1_v2&_xtd=gatlbWFpbF9jbGlja9oAJGFkOWUwZDYyLThkYjAtNDM2Ni05MTQxLWI0MjgyZDg5MmZlNQ&utm_campaign=event-announce&utm_medium=email&utm_source=promo.
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SUMMARY:Eval Cafe: Water Well Evaluation Cafe
DESCRIPTION:From the event description: \nYour participation is welcome to the first of a fall series of the Water Well Evaluation Café. While we are practicing social distancing\, this meeting will be virtual. \nThis month’s topic: community-based evaluation. We will explore principles of voice\, participation\, and respect. There will be three cases presented\, followed by a Q&A discussion:\n1) Community-led baseline and monitoring in Zambia\n2) Culturally responsive evaluation with the Michigan Energy Assistance Program\n3) TeleMedicine in Northern Ontario \nWe’ll connect on CES Ontario’s Zoom Meeting platform to build a network of evaluation professionals in the Waterloo Region and Wellington County areas\, learn from each other\, share tips to help others with their challenges\, and discuss sector trends and developments. \nAnyone interested in conducting evaluation in the region can RVSP and join the conversation; you don’t have to be a CES member (https://evaluationcanada.ca). \nTickets: https://www.meetup.com/Evaluation-Cafe-Ontario/events/273798787/.
URL:https://evaluationontario.ca/event/eval-cafe-water-well-evaluation-cafe/
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SUMMARY:Eval Cafe: Experiences with Inequitable Research – Lessons for Equitable Practice
DESCRIPTION:From the event description:  \nDuring this Evaluation Cafe session\, Cameron Kroetsch\, a member of the Board for Pride Hamilton and Chair of the City of Hamilton’s LGBTQ Advisory Committee\, will describe his experience with third party research and reports on Hamilton Police’s handling of the 2019 Hamilton Pride events and on the City’s Hate Prevention and Mitigation Initiative. He will describe how systems of power and oppression shaped and reacted to the research and describe the effects it has had on him and others in the community. Then\, Carolyn Camman\, will facilitate small and large group discussions on lessons to be learn relating to equitable evaluation practice and on what power evaluators have to promote equity in our work. \nCameron Kroetsch (he/him) is a queer community builder\, organizer\, and labour relations professional living in the traditional territories of the Anishinaabek\, Erie\, Neutral\, Huron-Wendat\, Haudenosaunee and Mississaugas\, also known as Hamilton\, Ontario. He’s a founding member of the Pride Hamilton Board of Directors\, Chair of the City of Hamilton’s LGBTQ Advisory Committee\, and proudly serves on the Governing Council for the Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion. He’s active on Twitter @CameronKroetsch where he advocates for better civic engagement\, safer pedestrian and bike infrastructure\, and access to affordable housing for all. \nCarolyn Camman (they/them) is an evaluation consultant living on the ancestral and unceded territory of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam)\, Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish)\, and səl̓ílwətaʔɬ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil‑Waututh) in what is currently called Vancouver\, BC\, Canada. They specialize in evaluating in complexity and in service of justice\, practicing developmental and equitable evaluation. Part of the joy they find in their work is co-hosting the podcast Eval Cafe (https://evalcafe.wordpress.com/) with friend and colleague Brian Hoessler\, digging into all kinds of evaluation-related topics\, from R Stats to how evaluation is like Star Trek. You can check them out on their website (http://www.camman-evaluation.com/) and on Twitter @c_camman. \nTickets: https://www.meetup.com/Evaluation-Cafe-Ontario/events/273824074/.
URL:https://evaluationontario.ca/event/eval-cafe-experiences-with-inequitable-research-lessons-for-equitable-practice/
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