The Canadian Evaluation Society’s on-line ten-week course offers participants with a basic understanding of the main models and practices of evaluation. No prior knowledge of evaluation or social science research methods is required to participate. Participants will gain: Basic knowledge and skills, Appreciation for essential elements of evaluation, Capacity to apply acquired knowledge and skills,...
**Register here!** The Canadian Evaluation Society’s on-line ten-week course offers participants with a basic understanding of the main models and practices of evaluation. No prior knowledge of evaluation or social science research methods is required to participate. Participants will gain: Basic knowledge and skills, Appreciation for essential elements of evaluation, Capacity to apply acquired knowledge...
**Register here** The Canadian Evaluation Society’s on-line ten-week course offers participants with a basic understanding of the main models and practices of evaluation. No prior knowledge of evaluation or social science research methods is required to participate. Participants will gain: Basic knowledge and skills, Appreciation for essential elements of evaluation, Capacity to apply acquired knowledge...
**Register here!** This workshop will guide participants through Oxfam Canada’s Seven Foundations to Feminist Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL). Oxfam’s feminist approach challenges practitioners to think differently about evidence, push the boundaries on data collection, and question who gives meaning and power to knowledge. Through these, challenges, participants will engage in an iterative process...
**Register here!** Data visualization as a hot topic in the evaluation world, especially in knowledge transfer activities. The interactive and multi-modal workshop will focus on a specific type of data visualization, namely infographics – artistic or graphic presentation of data to communicate insights. We will briefly orient infographics in the realm of data visualization, illustrating...
CES – Ontario is pleased to announce that the chapter’s Annual General Meeting will be held online on June 15, 2022 from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM. Why Attend the AGM? The AGM is a great opportunity to: - Learn more about recent chapter activities; - Elect new board members and approve any bylaw changes;...
Evaluation Cafe Toronto is bringing together evaluators in the area to meet up! We'll be meeting on Thursday July 6th at Duke of York after work for drinks. Hope you can join to get to know other evaluators, build connections, and have fun. Hope to see you there! For information about the venue please visit:...
The Canadian Evaluation Society’s on-line ten-week course offers participants with a basic understanding of the main models and practices of evaluation. No prior knowledge of evaluation or social science research methods is required to participate. Participants will gain: Basic knowledge and skills, Appreciation for essential elements of evaluation, Capacity to apply acquired knowledge and skills,...
Happy Friday! We’ll be hosting another event to meet up on Tuesday, September 19th from 5:30-7:30pm at The Fox and the Fiddle, which is just across the street from Wellesley subway station. The theme of this meet up is: Unearth New Insights! We encourage the Eval community to join fellow evaluators to spark conversations, hear...
***Register now!*** Announcing the CES-ON 2023 Virtual Conference: Building Better Evaluation – Increasing and Promoting Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Do you want to: Better understand how to integrate and promote diversity, equity and inclusion within evaluation practices? Influence Ontario’s evaluation eco-systems? Develop lasting connections to evaluators, networks, and organizations? Connect with and learn from Ontario...
At some point in their careers, Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) practitioners will be placed in a position where they have to communicate their work to a group of people. This may be to project staff, policy makers and other stakeholders. Sometimes, the meeting will be comprised of people who are not fully versed with the...
Gary Hayes will share a story of health impact in Indigenous communities in Alberta through digital storytelling and his doctoral research that examined how strategic impact campaigns can be respectfully co-created to affect change. There will be time to discuss how we can use film to enhance the impact of our evaluations/reports. Gary Hayes is...
