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Home | Equitable Evaluation The Equitable Evaluation Initiative (EEI) seeds a field of practitioners, who are advancing equity and expanding notions of objectivity, rigor, and validity and embracing complexity through the Equitable Evaluation Framework™ (EEF)
Framework | Equitable Evaluation Initiative The Equitable Evaluation Framework™ (EEF) is a set of Principles, Orthodoxies, Mindsets, Tensions, and Sticking Points The EEF offers guidance, context, and underpinnings to explore, question, learn, and unlearn in ways that help inform actions and decisions
Bio: Jara | Equitable Evaluation For the past twenty-five years, Jara has worked at the intersections of values, context, strategy and evaluative thinking to align practices to be in service of equity, justice and liberation
EEF Expansion: Elements of the EEF—Sticking Points Sticking Points are obstacles or barriers to be moved through, over, under, or around They can provide support in traversing the Orthodoxies named in the Equitable Evaluation Framework™ Sticking Points are opportunities to remove obstacles and or perceived barriers to progress
Positionality - Equitable Evaluation Equitable Evaluation Initiative (EEI) is a fiscally-sponsored project of Seattle Foundation EEI and the Equitable Evaluation Framework™ (EEF) are trademarked by jdcPARTNERSHIPS
EEF Expansion: Closing Gratitude - equitableeval. org Consultant Nonprofit Public Sector Pilot Participants EEI Investment Partners Investment Partners contribute financial resources to advance field-wide practice of the Equitable Evaluation Framework™ Become a Champion of the EEF
Sharings | Equitable Evaluation How does culture, complexity, context, change, communication (conversation), connection, and confidence come into play in practice of the EEF? What’s resonating for you?