Invitation Alert! Looking for Indigenous evaluation content? Season 1 will be wrapping up soon, a few more episodes to go! I will be closing off this Season with a reflection episode and am opening up an invitation to listeners.

Check out my new poem about Indigenous evaluation in @CJPE_RCEP Roots and Relations! I hope you enjoy. #eval #poem #story.

I love this share! IPE TIG Week: Navigating Life Stage Reflections: Uncovering Multicultural Insights and Values by Shelbi Nahwilet Meissner via @aeaweb.

IPE TIG Week: Meaningful Community Involvement in Indigenous Evaluation Projects: The Power of Guide Groups and Reciprocity in Action by Gladys Rowe via @aeaweb.

Check out the hot tips and rad resources on this weeks blog posts! #eval #Indigenous #stories #data.

Episode 22 is live! I reflect Season 1, why this work is critical for decolonial futures & invite listeners to reflect and feel into what they have learned/unlearned in this journey to create a poem for themselves #podcast #poetry #Indigenous #evaluation.

RT @NBPC1: The @CES_SCE Canadian Evaluation Society - Société canadienne d'évaluation 2024 call for proposals is out: .

Finally recorded the final episode of season 1. Excited to share it with you soon.

It’s been a ride! This month is the anniversary of the launch of the podcast. What has been your favourite episode? What episode did you wish would have been longer? Which episode is sticking to your bones? #podcast #eval #celebrate

This is an excellent resource that centralizes information on Culturally Responsive and Equity-Focused practices outlining 7 evaluation philosophies & approaches that center cultural responsiveness & equity. #equity #evaluation #eval #community

Attending @aeaweb 2023 this year? I will be sharing for the Closing Plenary on Saturday, The Stories we Tell Matter: The Courage to Show Up. You can also join with a digital pass if you won't be there in person.

Do you use arts based methods in your evaluation practice? What does this look/feel like? What have you learned as a result? #art #evaluation #story #methods #artsbased.

Happy Saturday! Did you know that the podcast has 21 episodes available for you to learn more about Indigenous evaluation? Check it out today! #podcast #eval .

"I hope that these stories serve as a high level guide to some wise practices around indigenous youth engagement. young people know what they need & so it's our job to find ways of effectively hearing it and then implementing what they share." - @SammBird #wisepractices.

In our conversation we talk about the impetus for the series, what she has learned & what she hopes listeners might consider as a result of the stories shared. #Indigenous #evaluation #podcast #Youngpeopleknow #Indigenousyouth.

So happy to share the newest episode in conversation w/ @SammBird to talk about what she has learned in conversation with Indigenous youth as the host of Young People Know a 5-part podcast series featuring voices & experiences of young Indigenous leaders.

Folks! 1 more episode to be released next week & then I will be wrapping up with a reflection episode to close this season’s bundle of knowledges. So many amazing stories have been shared & I’m so grateful to have learned alongside each of you. #grateful #podcast #grabacuppatea.

As we close off the episode she offers these words for Indigenous researchers and evaluators - students on their learning journey - "Stay true to who you are . and what really means something to you in your heart. ".

She shares what she has learned about the 7 Grandfather teachings of respect, love, honesty, humility, truth, bravery, & wisdom in evaluation.

Episode 20 is live! Join me & Dr. Karen Alexander as we talk about her dissertation, Exploring the Use of Cultural Values in the Evaluation of Programs with Native American Tribes & the long journey she has had w/in the field of evaluation. #podcast #eval

“Indigenous evaluation is not a method. People are always like, what's an Indigenous method? Well there are some of those, but it's really the why & the how we do it & the why we do it, who we do it for - that's really at the heart of Indigenous evaluation.” - January O'Connor.