Projects

Through co-created research and evaluation projects, we are discovering and testing promising approaches to improving the creation and use of culturally responsive and contextualized evidence that informs local practice, programs and policy.

Understanding the Evaluation Landscape

A series of five scoping reviews to explore evaluation gaps, assets, opportunities, and priorities in the early childhood field and broader social sector.

E-Eval: Evaluating Virtual Mentoring Programs

A two-part learning opportunity for community mentoring agencies. This initiative is offered in partnership with the Alberta Mentorship Partnership.

Supportive Housing for Teen Families

Developing a model of supportive housing for teen families using an evaluative approach.

Evaluating Refugee Programs

An evaluation capacity building initiative for the refugee-serving sector, in collaboration with the Centre for Community Based Research.

EvalLab

A space for non-profit sector professionals to come together and collaboratively deepen understandings of evaluation, reflective practice, and critical learning. Over six sessions, participants can test and apply evaluation concepts and tools in 'real-life' settings.
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The Evaluation Capacity Network is a research-funded collaboration that is supported in part by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council.

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