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Evaluation Training – April 2010
You Know You Have a Great Program or
Event
Can You Prove It?
Learn to Evaluate Your Project & Increase Your Opportunities
for Funding
This workshop was attended by 146 participants. It was designed
to improve community capacity for project funding by understanding
the importance of data collection and evaluation techniques. Course
topic areas included the 5 functions of evaluation, creating an
evaluation plan, the spectrum of evidence needed, developing a logic
model, and pulling it all together.
Learning objectives included: clearly describing how your organization/initiative
will make a difference; understanding the five functions of evaluation;
understanding the steps required to create an evaluation plan; understanding
the range of evidence that can be used in evaluation; and the ability
to diagram a program/initiative’s theory of change.
 CADCA
Regional Training – August 2009
On August 20 and 21 representatives from community coalitions on
4 Hawaiian Islands, Guam, Palau, American Samoa and Los Angeles
gathered at the Waikoloa Beach Marriott for high-quality training
by Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America (CADCA). The mission:
to support the work these diverse groups are doing now, and to help
them target strategic solutions for their community’s problems related
to drug and alcohol abuse. Read more....
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