Workshop / Class
dperry@csc-ns.ca
902-840-2102
A hands-on approach to evaluating programs in order to improve effectiveness and demonstrate impact.
The Community Sector Council of Nova Scotia is pleased to partner with the Tamarack Institute to offer this one-day learning event free of charge to non-profit organizations in the Annapolis Valley.
Through this workshop participants will:
Be conversant in key evaluation terms and approaches
Be better able to describe and document the impact of their programs.
Enhance their ability to join with others to develop and track collective impact.
Sharpen their ability to communicate the results of their work.
Gain access to a variety of practical tools and methods.
The underlying focus of the workshop will be on evaluation that is useful, manageable, supports ongoing learning and improvement, and helps make the case for valuable work. The Measuring Impact workshop will be facilitated by Eric Leviten-Reid.
Eric is an independent consultant with nearly 30 years’ experience as a researcher, organizer and practitioner in the field of community development. He is committed to building vibrant, healthy, sustainable communities and has a special focus on supporting comprehensive, collaborative approaches to dealing with the complex issues facing communities.
Eric began his career addressing issues of community economic development in his home town Cape Breton Island. He later worked for both the Caledon Institute of Social Policy and Tamarack: An Institute for Community Engagement serving for over ten years as a lead staff person for the national Vibrant Communities poverty reduction initiative. Within Vibrant Communities he was the Learning and Evaluation Coordinator, as well as a policy researcher and community coach.
Returning to Cape Breton, Eric has been directly involved in a wide array of organizational and community-building work including: strategic planning and organizational capacity building with grassroots community organizations; organizing and facilitating workshops on community engagement and collaboration; conducting feasibility studies and business plans for social enterprise development; conducting research on the nonprofit and voluntary sector in Cape Breton.
Eric also continues to support the ongoing Vibrant Communities Canada Cities Reducing Poverty initiative by assisting with the development of its outcome tracking process. He regards learning-oriented evaluation as a vital tool for building the capacity of organizations and communities.
dperry@csc-ns.ca
902-840-2102
A hands-on approach to evaluating programs in order to improve effectiveness and demonstrate impact.
The Community Sector Council of Nova Scotia is pleased to partner with the Tamarack Institute to offer this one-day learning event free of charge to non-profit organizations in the Annapolis Valley.
Through this workshop participants will:
Be conversant in key evaluation terms and approaches
Be better able to describe and document the impact of their programs.
Enhance their ability to join with others to develop and track collective impact.
Sharpen their ability to communicate the results of their work.
Gain access to a variety of practical tools and methods.
The underlying focus of the workshop will be on evaluation that is useful, manageable, supports ongoing learning and improvement, and helps make the case for valuable work. The Measuring Impact workshop will be facilitated by Eric Leviten-Reid.
Eric is an independent consultant with nearly 30 years’ experience as a researcher, organizer and practitioner in the field of community development. He is committed to building vibrant, healthy, sustainable communities and has a special focus on supporting comprehensive, collaborative approaches to dealing with the complex issues facing communities.
Eric began his career addressing issues of community economic development in his home town Cape Breton Island. He later worked for both the Caledon Institute of Social Policy and Tamarack: An Institute for Community Engagement serving for over ten years as a lead staff person for the national Vibrant Communities poverty reduction initiative. Within Vibrant Communities he was the Learning and Evaluation Coordinator, as well as a policy researcher and community coach.
Returning to Cape Breton, Eric has been directly involved in a wide array of organizational and community-building work including: strategic planning and organizational capacity building with grassroots community organizations; organizing and facilitating workshops on community engagement and collaboration; conducting feasibility studies and business plans for social enterprise development; conducting research on the nonprofit and voluntary sector in Cape Breton.
Eric also continues to support the ongoing Vibrant Communities Canada Cities Reducing Poverty initiative by assisting with the development of its outcome tracking process. He regards learning-oriented evaluation as a vital tool for building the capacity of organizations and communities.
Pricing & Tickets
Pricing: Free
Kentville , Nova Scotia
inquiry@countyofkings.ca
902-678-6141
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