Different sectors – academia, government, nonprofit, and for-profit – can learn from each other when it comes to using evaluation and data to facilitate positive change. This is a three-part series on evaluation in the for-profit sector (often called “social impact measurement”). In Part I, we explored what is going […]
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Different sectors – academia, government, nonprofit, and for-profit – can learn from each other when it comes to using evaluation and data to facilitate positive change. This is a three-part series on evaluation in the for-profit sector (often called “social impact measurement”). In Part I, we explored what is going on […]
Social Impact Measurement, Part II: a Fit-For-Purpose Mindset Towards Data
I recently started working with Atlanta-area Evaluation Association, my local AEA affiliate organization. I will be lending my technical skills to help maintain their website. If you are an evaluator and live anywhere near Atlanta, check out our upcoming events at http://www.atl-eval.org!
Web stuff with AaEA
Back when I was in college, I decided to attend graduate school in Social Psychology because I wanted to learn how to change people’s circumstances for the better. I learned that much of what we do and how we feel is influenced by our circumstances, and that we can therefore […]