
The Pandemic’s Effects on the Economy, Part 1 – Where We are and Where We’re Going
As we discussed in our previous article “The Pandemic and Non-profits” the pandemic has had a substantial effect on the operation and sustenance of nonprofits.

2021 – Continuing Challenges to the Nonprofit Sector
As we discussed in our previous article “The Pandemic and Non-profits” the pandemic has had a substantial effect on the operation and sustenance of nonprofits.

The Role of Intuition in Evaluation
In their recent article, “The Role of Intuition in Evaluation and Decision,” which appears in a recent issue of New Directions in Evaluation, Marthe Hurteau, et al. examine the role that intuition plays in high

The Pandemic and Nonprofits
Challenges There are few aspects of society that the pandemic is not affecting. Accordingly, COVID-19 is having a substantial effect on the operation and sustenance of nonprofits. A June, 2020 article in the Stanford Social Innovation

Thinking Together – What is a ‘Thought Partner’?
A “thought partner” is someone other than one’s typical work colleagues who helps organizational leaders to consider an organization’s strategic issues. Thought partners typically add value to conversations about strategy by bringing to bear an

What is Evaluation and Why Do It?
What is Evaluation? Program evaluation is an applied research process that examines the effects and effectiveness of programs and initiatives. Michael Quinn Patton notes that, “Program evaluation is the systematic collection of information about the

Is On-line Learning Effective?
The COVID-19 Pandemic has affected many aspects of life, not least of which is education. In April, 2020, The World Economic Forum estimated that school closures had affected 1.2 Billion children. While, worldwide, not all

Big Data and Evaluation
In the latest issue of the American Journal of Evaluation (Vol 41, No.2, June 2020) Robert Picciotto argues that the time has arrived for evaluation to make use of Big Data. In “Evaluation and the

Systems Thinking in Evaluation
The Oxford English Dictionary defines a system as, “A set of things working together as parts of a mechanism or an interconnecting network; a complex whole.” There are, of course, a range of specific kinds

How Evaluation Can Help Non-profits to Respond to the COVID-19 Health Crisis
The current health crisis is compelling many non-profits to rethink how they do business. Many must consider how to best serve their stakeholders with new and perhaps untested, means. Among questions that many non-profits must

The Pandemic’s Effects on the Economy, Part 1 – Where We are and Where We’re Going
As we discussed in our previous article “The Pandemic and Non-profits” the pandemic has had a substantial effect on the operation and sustenance of nonprofits.

2021 – Continuing Challenges to the Nonprofit Sector
As we discussed in our previous article “The Pandemic and Non-profits” the pandemic has had a substantial effect on the operation and sustenance of nonprofits.

The Role of Intuition in Evaluation
In their recent article, “The Role of Intuition in Evaluation and Decision,” which appears in a recent issue of New Directions in Evaluation, Marthe Hurteau,

The Pandemic and Nonprofits
Challenges There are few aspects of society that the pandemic is not affecting. Accordingly, COVID-19 is having a substantial effect on the operation and sustenance

Thinking Together – What is a ‘Thought Partner’?
A “thought partner” is someone other than one’s typical work colleagues who helps organizational leaders to consider an organization’s strategic issues. Thought partners typically add

What is Evaluation and Why Do It?
What is Evaluation? Program evaluation is an applied research process that examines the effects and effectiveness of programs and initiatives. Michael Quinn Patton notes that,

Is On-line Learning Effective?
The COVID-19 Pandemic has affected many aspects of life, not least of which is education. In April, 2020, The World Economic Forum estimated that school

Big Data and Evaluation
In the latest issue of the American Journal of Evaluation (Vol 41, No.2, June 2020) Robert Picciotto argues that the time has arrived for evaluation

Systems Thinking in Evaluation
The Oxford English Dictionary defines a system as, “A set of things working together as parts of a mechanism or an interconnecting network; a complex

How Evaluation Can Help Non-profits to Respond to the COVID-19 Health Crisis
The current health crisis is compelling many non-profits to rethink how they do business. Many must consider how to best serve their stakeholders with new

The Pandemic’s Effects on the Economy, Part 1 – Where We are and Where We’re Going
As we discussed in our previous article “The Pandemic and Non-profits” the pandemic has had a substantial effect on the operation and sustenance of nonprofits.

2021 – Continuing Challenges to the Nonprofit Sector
As we discussed in our previous article “The Pandemic and Non-profits” the pandemic has had a substantial effect on the operation and sustenance of nonprofits.

The Role of Intuition in Evaluation
In their recent article, “The Role of Intuition in Evaluation and Decision,” which appears

The Pandemic and Nonprofits
Challenges There are few aspects of society that the pandemic is not affecting. Accordingly,

Thinking Together – What is a ‘Thought Partner’?
A “thought partner” is someone other than one’s typical work colleagues who helps organizational

What is Evaluation and Why Do It?
What is Evaluation? Program evaluation is an applied research process that examines the effects

Is On-line Learning Effective?
The COVID-19 Pandemic has affected many aspects of life, not least of which is

Big Data and Evaluation
In the latest issue of the American Journal of Evaluation (Vol 41, No.2, June

Systems Thinking in Evaluation
The Oxford English Dictionary defines a system as, “A set of things working together

How Evaluation Can Help Non-profits to Respond to the COVID-19 Health Crisis
The current health crisis is compelling many non-profits to rethink how they do business.