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Self-guided historical walking tours: These walking tours are accessed via the Sydney Culture Walks app and highlight Aboriginal history, heritage & culture: https://www.sydneyculturewalksapp.com/barani-redfern 
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Andrew Anderson

Audit Office of NSW
Sydney
I have worked in and around evaluation for 18 years across the NGO, public and private sectors and across a broad range of social policy areas. I am now working at the NSW Audit Office where I lead performance audits of large scale government programs and expenditure. I am on the organising committee and the Program Chair for this 2019 AES conference.
Monday, September 16
 

9:00am AEST

Opening plenary: Welcome to Country, followed by Tracy Westerman "Without measurability there is no accountability. Why we are failing to gather evidence of what works" Pyrmont TheatreUncle Charles (Chicka) Madden • Tracy Westerman

11:00am AEST

Bringing the voice and knowledge of indigenous people and communities to evidence building and evaluation in a way that empowers Pyrmont TheatreEmma Walke • Doyen Radcliffe • Simon Jordan • Megan Williams • Nattlie Smith

12:00pm AEST

The role of evaluation in social impact bonds C2.4Gill Westhorp • Ruby Leahy Gatfield • Sue Leahy • Claudia Lennon

3:30pm AEST

Innovation in government program evaluation C2.5Sean Chung • Katherine Barnes • Angelina Bruno

4:00pm AEST

How can implementation quality be evaluated? An example from a pilot initiative in Victorian child and family services. C2.2Leanne Kelly • Dr Jessica Hateley-Browne

4:30pm AEST

Plenary 2: David Fetterman "Empowerment Evaluation: a powerful stakeholder involvement approach fit for the times" Pyrmont TheatreDavid Fetterman