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NCEN April PD Event: Friday, April 8 — For the Culture? Best Practices for Youth Engagement, Education, and Evaluation during COVID-19 (Virtual Gathering)

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Join NCEN for our April 2022 Professional Development Event!

For the Culture? Best Practices for Youth Engagement, Education, and Evaluation during COVID-19

This virtual professional development session will be led by Dr. Bahby Banks on Friday April 8 from 12 pm – 1:30 pm EST. The session is for NCEN members only. To join or register, please email ncevaluatorsnetwork@gmail.com

Dr. Banks serves as the CEO and principal research consultant of Pillar Consulting, a program evaluation research firm dedicated to helping organizations measure the impact of their initiatives. Pillar Consulting partners with non-profit, academic, corporate, and philanthropic organizations to provide consultation on the development, implementation, evaluation and dissemination of their efforts. With 15+ years of equity, capacity building and social impact expertise, her clientele has included Harvard University, Wake Forest University, NC A&T State University, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. Under her leadership, Pillar Consulting has spearheaded efforts funded by the National Science Foundation, DuPont Foundation, deBeaumont Foundation, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, U.S. Department of Education, and the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration. Learn more about Dr. Banks at the following links:

Pillar: www.pillarconsultingrtp.com
NAH: www.notahost.com
THE POWER MOVE with Afropunk: https://planetafropunk.com/ama

RTPE Annual PD Event: Friday, September 11 — Deliberately Enacting Culturally Responsive and Equitable Evaluation: A Guide to Practical Tools & Processes (Virtual Gathering)

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The field of evaluation is being challenged to utilize a process that considers who is being evaluated and who is conducting the evaluation. Within this, increasing attention has been paid to how race and culture influence evaluation processes. This … [Continue reading]