Acting on Findings in Community-Based Evaluation: Evaluating the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for Local Impact

Interested in localizing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)? Are you a community-based organization working in Canada on issues of peace, gender equity or education? Interested in building your evaluation capacity? Curious about a community-led, grassroots approach to Canada's SDG 2030 agenda? Join us!

The Centre for Community Based Research and Conrad Grebel University College are hosting a four-part webinar series on community-based evaluation and the sustainable development goals.

This webinar is part four of the series. Phase four of community-based evaluation includes sharing learnings and initiating new action. A community-based evaluation approach begins with the work organizations or communities are doing on the ground. The SDGs can help locate your impacts within a larger collective movement. No prior knowledge of the SDGs is necessary.

Register for other webinars:

• Webinar 1(April 1, 2022): Overview of Community-Based Evaluation: Evaluating SDGs for Local Impact
• Webinar 2 (April 22, 2022): Laying the Foundation in Community-Based Evaluation: Evaluating SDGs for Local Impact
• Webinar 3 (April 29, 2022): Planning your Evaluation, Data Gathering and Analysis in Community-Based Evaluation: Evaluating SDGs for Local Impact
• Webinar 4 (May 6, 2022): Acting on Findings in Community-Based Evaluation: Evaluating SDGs for Local Impact

Facilitators:

• Sarah Switzer, Senior Researcher, Centre for Community-Based Research
• Jean de Dieu Basabose, Researcher, Centre for Community-Based Research
• Rich Janzen, Executive Director, Centre for Community-Based Research
• Madeline Docherty, Student Intern, Centre for Community-Based Research
• Paul Heidebrecht, Director, Kindred Centre for Peace Advancement, Conrad Grebel University College

Details:

• Community-based organizations or initiatives working to promote peace, quality education, and/or gender equity (e.g., focus on SDGs16, 4 or 5) are encouraged to attend. However, the webinar is open to all.
• This is part 4 of a 4 part webinar series. You may attend one webinar, or all.
• The webinar will be held in Zoom meeting format to encourage audience interaction.
• The webinar will be recorded and posted online. Only the active speaker will appear on video. Participants have the option of turning their camera off.
• No previous evaluation or SDG experience required!