Evaluation Managers and Supervisors TIG Week: Who’s Doing What? Clarifying Roles on Evaluation Teams by Linda Kawentel, Nardeen Shafik, and Rachael Kenney

Hello, fellow evaluators! We are Linda Kawentel, Nardeen Shafik, and Rachael Kenney from the VA QUERI Center for Evaluation and Implementation Resources (CEIR). Among our other duties, we work together to design and facilitate evaluation trainings to build evaluation capacity within the VA healthcare system. When working on an evaluation team, it’s important to understand

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Evaluation Managers and Supervisors TIG Week: Culture Design Canvas: A free, easy tool to help develop your workplace culture by Olivia Jones and Sally Honeycutt

Hi – we are Olivia Jones and Sally Honeycutt, Senior Lead and Senior Director on the Evaluation Team at the American Heart Association. We’re excited to share a helpful resource we’ve used to support our team culture and growth. About five years ago, our team went through a major organizational shift. We moved under new

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Evaluation Managers and Supervisors TIG Week: Lessons Learned: Three Ways to Share Power on Evaluation Teams by Joelle Greene

Hi, I am Joelle Greene, a Senior Director at ORS Impact. As evaluators, we often encourage clients to embrace participation, inclusion, and shared decision-making. I’ve found it equally important to practice those values within my own project teams. Earlier in my career, I held a fairly narrow idea of what it meant to be a

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Evaluation Managers and Supervisors TIG Week: Who’s Mentoring Whom? Lessons Learned About Two-Way Mentorship by Maureen Bailey

Hello! I’m Maureen Bailey, MSc, MA, the Director of Research & Evaluation at Action for Healthy Kids. If you had asked me early in my management career who was responsible for the mentoring relationship, I would have had a simple answer: the manager. Years later, I’ve learned it’s not that straightforward. Some of the best

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Evaluation Managers and Supervisors TIG Week: Who cares (about Evaluation Managers and Supervisors)? by JoAnna Hillman

I’m JoAnna Hillman, the Evaluation Managers and Supervisors (EMS) TIG Chair and owner of Hillman Associates, LLC. I’ve dabbled in caregiving my entire career. Starting in high school as a Certified Nurse’s Assistant and later in part-time elder care, I’ve seen up close and personal what burnout looks like for caregivers of their loved ones.

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Arts, Culture, and Museums TIG Week: Choreographing Space: Bringing Embodiment as a Kind of GIS Innovation in Evaluation by Lela Aisha Jones and Marcel W. Foster

Lela Aisha Jones is a movement performance artist and Director of Dance at Bryn Mawr College, and Marcel W. Foster is the founder of Performance Hypothesis and a published enthusiast for culturally responsive evaluation. Together, we explore how dance and choreography can transform the way we map and evaluate our world.

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Arts, Culture, and Museums TIG Week: What 16 Months of Building an Arts and Health Evaluation Toolkit Taught Us About Context, Capacity, and Participation by Jeffrey Niblack

Lela Aisha Jones is a movement performance artist and Director of Dance at Bryn Mawr College, and Marcel W. Foster is the founder of Performance Hypothesis and a published enthusiast for culturally responsive evaluation. Together, we explore how dance and choreography can transform the way we map and evaluate our world.

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Arts, Culture, and Museums TIG Week: What a Rapid Review Taught Us About Doing Participatory Evaluation Well More Than a Buzzword by Ransford Akrong and Cris Sanhueza

Hi there! We’re Ransford and Cris, an evaluation team with the University of Florida and Performance Hypothesis.

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Arts, Culture, and Museums TIG Week: The Life a Film Has After the Summit Ends by Godfrey Slavius

I am Godfrey Slavius, Managing Director of the Africa Regional Centre for the International Youth Media Summit. I coordinate delegate logistics and communications for a Summit that has, over 20 years, brought together over 1700 young delegates from 81 countries across six continents to create short films on discrimination, poverty, violence, women’s rights, the environment,

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Arts, Culture, and Museums TIG Week: Arts, Health, and Hospital Rehumanization: Lessons from Practice by Melinda Šefcic

My name is Melinda Šefcic, PhD, and I am a visual artist, researcher, and educator from Croatia. For more than a decade, I have been developing and evaluating mural interventions in hospitals and prisons, exploring how art can contribute to wellbeing, dignity, and the human experience of institutional spaces.

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