What’s in your MEL toolkit? In this blog, we unpack key insights from Clear Horizon’s Ripple Effect webinar, where MEL experts Dr Jess Dart, Bardie Barclay-Sutton, and Jessica Suares share practical tools and techniques – from story-based methods like Most Significant Change to participatory platforms like Miro – that make evaluation more inclusive, adaptive, and impactful.
As we wrap up another great year, we asked our colleagues about what stood out to them in 2024. Here’s what they said!
At AES 24, Katrina Barnes will present on work she conducted at Oxfam, and Oxfam’s journey to decolonise its knowledge and evaluation processes. Read about it in this article!
Attending a conference like AES24 can be a whirlwind of sessions, networking, and new ideas. We asked our colleagues what they’re excited about, what tips they have to share to first-time attendees, and what sessions they definitely won’t be missing! Here’s what they said.
Attending a conference can be a whirlwind of sessions, networking, and new ideas. It’s an opportunity to learn from industry leaders, connect with peers, grow your network, and immerse yourself in the latest thinking. Here are our ten tips to help you make the most of any event you attend. Let’s dive into it!
AES 2024: This pre-conference workshop intends to empower emerging evaluators with a foundational understanding of Measurement, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL). Learn more.
A little while back, we had an interesting exchange in our Microsoft Teams channel about the inherent bias in the story selection process in the Most Significant Change (MSC) technique and what can be done to address it. In honour of the approaching 20-year anniversary of the MSC method (yes, it’s really been around for nearly 20 years!) we thought we should shine a light on how we help clients and learners mitigate the effects of their story selection bias to make the most of the MSC method.
Count Her In. Read Managing Partner at Clear Horizon, Carina Calzoni, and founder Jess Dart’s reflections as we celebrate this year’s International Women’s Day.
At Clear Horizon, in solidarity with our First Nations people, we do not adhere to 26 January as a day of celebration. We are committed to reconciliation, truth-telling, and collaboration with Aboriginal communities for guidance and insight, and we believe this choice aligns with our commitment. This has been our choice since 2017 when it was decided by an overwhelming majority vote.
From space-efficient balcony setups to large permaculture-principled plots, it turns out the Clear Horizon team loves to get their hands dirty when they’re not at work. Read on to learn their hard-earned tricks, and more!
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