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Social Work TIG Week: How Has COVID Infected EBP Evaluations? by Rick Hoefer

Hello, I’m Dr. Rick Hoefer, Professor of Social Work at the University of Texas at Arlington, focusing on management and policy topics in my teaching and writing. I’ve been thinking about how the Pandemic has touched the evaluation of evidence-based programs (EBPs). Questions Regarding Evaluating Evidence-based Programs EBPs are designed to be implemented with certain resources, […]

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Social Work TIG Week: I.M.P.A.C.T. Framework in Social Work Practice by Sharon Attipoe-Dorcoo and Norma Martínez-Rubin

We are Sharon Attipoe-Dorcoo (principal of TERSHA LLC, a Ghanaian-American who embraces her intersectional facets of being a wife and mom in her work, and is a community scholar-activist who found her path from engineering into public health. Her work is rooted in culturally responsive and equitable tools for co-designing research and evaluation initiatives with

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Social Work TIG Week: Evaluating Community-Campus Partnerships by Tamarah Moss

Hello, my name is Tamarah Moss, PhD, MPH, MSW I am the program co-chair for AEA Social Work TIG and an assistant professor at the Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research, Bryn Mawr College. My training and practice areas are in both social work and public health. One of my main practice areas is

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Social Work TIG Week: Evaluation Theory in Social Work Practice: Beyond Application by Aaron Kates

I am Dr. Aaron Kates. I am a clinical social worker and an independent evaluation consultant from Northwest Indiana. I am a recent graduate of the Interdisciplinary PhD in Evaluation Program at Western Michigan University.  “I just want to help people.”  This was the mantra I heard over and over again from my fellow students

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Social Work TIG Week: Evaluation of Self Care by Tamarah Moss

Hello, my name is Tamarah Moss, PhD, MPH, MSW I am the program co-chair for AEA Social Work TIG and an assistant professor at the Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research, Bryn Mawr College. As a social work educator and a health and mental health services delivery researcher, I often think about self-care,

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Social Work TIG Week: The Health Stigma and Discrimination Framework: A Qualitative Evaluation Example by Djosy Charles, Leon Moraes, and Lisa Melchior

Hi, we are Djosy Charles, Leon Moraes, and Lisa Melchior from The Measurement Group LLC, a consulting firm focused on evaluating health, behavioral health, and social services for at-risk and vulnerable populations. We would like to share some thoughts about the Health Stigma and Discrimination Framework, which we recently found useful in the context of

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Social Work TIG Week: The Value of Social Workers in Evaluation by Aaron Kates

Hi, I am Dr. Aaron Kates. I am a clinical social worker and an independent evaluation consultant from Northwest Indiana. I am a recent graduate of the Interdisciplinary PhD in Evaluation Program at Western Michigan University.  In this post, I will be sharing the valuable contributions social workers can make to your evaluation team. I

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Principles and Theories of Evaluation: Reflections from Human Resources Professionals by Beverly Peters, Corlene Dixon, Diane Hamilton, and Kenya Richardson-El

Hello! I’m Beverly Peters, faculty member in Measurement and Evaluation at American University. I am here today with three students from our Human Resource Analytics and Management (HRAM) program: Corlene Dixon, Diane Hamilton, and Kenya Richardson-El. These three students recently took my Principles and Theories in Evaluation course as an elective in their HRAM Master’s program. They came

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Navigating Challenges: A Path to Understanding Ourselves and Others by Matteah Spencer Reppart

Hello!  I’m Matteah Spencer Reppart, Founder and Principle of Proponents LLC. I live and serve at the intersection of the multitude of our humanity and the complexity of our systems. I love supporting people towards systems transformation. In our evaluation practice, we will inevitably encounter uncomfortable situations and difficult interactions. How we navigate our discomfort and manage

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Accessing Academic Research as a Consultant by Matthew Von Hendy

My name is Matthew Von Hendy, and I am the founder and principal of Green Heron Information Services, which I founded in 2012. My professional background is as a research librarian and I have actively worked with AEA Independent Consulting TIG members for the past 7 years. One of the major challenges for evaluators starting an

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