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aes19 International Evaluation Conference

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11:00am AEST

Logic is the beginning of wisdom, not the end of it C2.5Squirrel Main • Caroline Anderson • Alice Knight

11:30am AEST

Contribution analysis: Evaluating the impact of intensive family services, applying theory in a real-world context. C2.5Squirrel Main • Jane Howard

12:00pm AEST

The Consolations of Evaluation Theory C2.5Squirrel Main • Brad Astbury • Andrew Hawkins

1:30pm AEST

A Practical Application of a Realist Synthesis Method C2.5Ian Patrick • Jo Hall

2:00pm AEST

Frameworks for program evaluation: considerations on research, practice and institutions C2.5Ian Patrick • Ghislain Arbour

2:30pm AEST

Necessary components of a theory of change for system level interventions C2.5Ian Patrick • Nerida Rixon

3:30pm AEST

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

4:00pm AEST

Knowing the value of knowledge: emerging approaches to evaluating research through end user perspectives. C2.5Sean Chung • Larissa Brisbane • Emily Prentice

11:00am AEST

Stories of strength: using educators' reflections on implementing a strength-based approach to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander education to understand mechanisms for change C2.5Linda Klein • Cathy Jackson

11:30am AEST

Sharing perspectives and creating meaning through insider/outsider evaluation of an Aboriginal transfer of care program from hospital to community C2.5Linda Klein • Liz Norsa • Raylene Blackburn • Karen Beetson

12:00pm AEST

Aboriginal Family Planning Circle evaluation: empowering Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities in evaluating and future-proofing Aboriginal-led community programs C2.5Linda Klein • Amy Lawton • Cheryl Jackson

1:30pm AEST

Lessons learned co-designing a program and its evaluation in an emerging policy landscape C2.5Andy Moore • Poppy Wise • Malcolm Haddon • Zainab Kadhim

2:30pm AEST

Achieving successful outcomes through evaluation: A practical example of evidence-based practice for an Indigenous program C2.5Andy Moore • Janice Smith • Kristy Saarenpaa

10:30am AEST

Giving evaluation data back to the end user: experience from two workplace health initiatives C2.5Anthea Rutter • Jason Thompson • Jorja Millar

11:00am AEST

Not champions, advocates! Supporting evaluation in non-profit organisations C2.5Anthea Rutter • Alison Rogers

11:30am AEST

Increasing policy impact of disability inclusive evaluation by using an inclusive citizenship lens C2.5Anthea Rutter • Karen Fisher • Sally Robinson

12:00pm AEST

Part 2 Take your idea and make it speak: Publishing your evaluation stories C2.5Anthea Rutter • Liz Gould • Carol Quadrelli • Bronwyn Rossingh • Jade Maloney • Eunice Sotelo

1:30pm AEST

Participatory Action Research - An approach for evaluators to discover and celebrate community strengths C2.5Mia Bromley • Sharon Babyack • Belinda Gibb • Doyen Radcliffe

2:15pm AEST

Aboriginal engagement, Aboriginal evaluation: Owning an evaluation through comprehensive co-design. C2.5Mia Bromley • Lisa Jackson Pulver • Tosh Kelly