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Upcoming 2023 events

Workshop: Trauma-informed evaluation (Online 16 & 23 Oct 2023)

Workshop: Introduction to Cost-Benefit Analysis for Evaluators (Online 17 & 24 Oct)

Workshop: Making it stick 2 – Impactful evaluation reporting and beyond - Pictures and stories (Online 26 & 27 Oct)

Workshop: Learning to apply the AES First Nations Cultural Safety Framework (Online 1 Nov)

Workshop: Practicing systems: Introduction to Social Network Analysis (Online 2 & 9 Nov)

Workshop: Evaluation and Value for Money: An approach using rubrics and mixed methods (Online 8 & 15 Nov)

Workshop: Practical Evaluation Capacity Building (Online 14 & 21 Nov)

Workshop: Practicing evaluation with systems thinking in practice (Online 4 & 11 December)

Workshop: Introduction to Evaluation: Core Concepts and Methods (Online 5 & 8 Dec)

In the spotlight

Congratulations to the 2023 AES Awards for Excellence in Evaluation recipients

The Awards and Recognition Working Group has identified four awardees in three categories who were honoured at the Gala Awards Dinner of the 2023 International Evaluation Conference in Brisbane. Congratulations to all recipients!

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AES welcomes two new Fellows

Members who have made a long-term and wide-ranging contribution to the AES and the field of evaluation are recognised through a special category of membership called 'Fellow of the AES'. Two new Fellows, John Guenther and Marion Norton, were inducted at the 2023 AES International Evaluation Conference in Brisbane.

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Nurture the seed and it will grow

Poipoia te kākano, kia puāwai. Nurture the seed and it will grow. We reflect on the accomplishments of the AES over the past year in our Annual Report 2022-2023.

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AES says YES to 'The Voice'

AES has issued a statement of support for an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament to be enshrined in Australia’s Constitution. This follows the Board’s decision to endorse the Uluṟu Statement from the Heart.

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Evaluation literature informing the AES First Nations Cultural Safety Framework

During the Design stage of the Framework, a background paper was written as a foundation for the co-design work between the authors and the Project Reference Group. This companion document describes the outcomes from the review of the evaluation literature, which represents literature available as of Oct 2020.

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Meet the Fellows

Anthea Rutter, an AES Fellow herself, will be picking our Fellows' brains on their influences, the challenges they’ve overcome, the skills evaluators will need now and into the future, how the discipline has changed, and where they think it is headed.

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Upcoming 2023 events

In the spotlight

Congratulations to the 2023 AES Awards for Excellence in Evaluation recipients

AES welcomes two new Fellows

Nurture the seed and it will grow

AES says YES to 'The Voice'

Evaluation literature informing the AES First Nations Cultural Safety Framework

Meet the Fellows

Quality evaluation that makes a difference

evaluation COMMUNITY

evaluation LEARNING

evaluation RESOURCES

CONSULTANTS DIRECTORY

evaluation JOB VACANCIES

evaluation TENDERS

Upcoming events

Access Evaluation Journal of Australasia

Become a Member

AES Blog

FEATURE

Upcoming 2023 events

In the spotlight

Congratulations to the 2023 AES Awards for Excellence in Evaluation recipients

AES welcomes two new Fellows

Nurture the seed and it will grow

AES says YES to 'The Voice'

Evaluation literature informing the AES First Nations Cultural Safety Framework

Meet the Fellows

Quality evaluation
that makes a difference