This session will highlight the importance of LGBT cultural responsiveness and community inclusion both within evaluations tailored to this population, as well as in...

This coffee break is for evaluators who want to cut through all the internet noise and know which tips are accurate and which ones can be ignored.

This webinar will describe the contemporaneous policy environment for federal evaluation, offer insights about the role in the broader evidence movement, and discuss...

Learn how to develop content that will help you make a successful presentations to financial stakeholders.

Are we as evaluators treating our processes around race data with the level of thoughtfulness and advocacy they require?

This Coffee Break will discuss how to respond to the 2019 Call for AEA Board Nominations and explore paths to AEA involvement and leadership.

Join the discussion around transparency and learn best practices for sharing data and assembling reports.

Learn about the role of the moderator, the role of questioning and understanding how to utilize data collected from focus group sessions

Presenters will share “effective practices” and lessons learned based on their experiences ensuring the availability of translation and interpretation of CE services...

Learn the benefits of including the costs in evaluations.

In this presentation, Juan DelaCruz will discuss health disparities and racial barriers of those living with HIV, particularly in the Hispanic community.

Learn how questioning routes help facilitate the cascading of conversation and data collection for monitoring and evaluation.

Learn about the unique insights qualitative methods provide.

Learn how to use several different kinds of interviews to collect data to support your evaluations.

Learn about the tools and the skills needed to collect qualitative data from project beneficiaries.