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This is a post in the series commemorating pioneering evaluation studies in conjunction with Memorial Day in the USA (May 28). My name is Niels Dabelstein and in this week of commemorating pioneering evaluation studies, I am highlighting a five-volume report entitled The International Response to Conflict and Genocide: Lessons from the Rwanda Experience. It …

Memorial Week in Evaluation: The pioneering evaluation of the international response to genocide in Rwanda by Niels Dabelstein Read More »

This is a post in the series commemorating pioneering evaluation publications in conjunction with Memorial Day in the USA (May 28). My name is Lois-ellin Datta and I am reviewing some early and pioneering Head Start evaluations. I served as National Director of Evaluation for Project Head Start and the Children’s Bureau in the 1960’s. …

Memorial Week in Evaluation: The first national Head Start evaluations by Lois-ellin Datta Read More »

My name is Michael Morris and I teach evaluation at the University of New Haven. For this Memorial Day series, I want to reflect on my lived experience of “lived experience.” The phrase “lived experience” has spread like kudzu in scholarly discourse in recent years.  The first time I encountered it in a journal article …

Memorial Week in Evaluation: The overdue demise of “lived experience” by Michael Morris Read More »