aes26 International Evaluation Conference

This is the draft aes26 program, subject to change. To register for workshops and the conference, go to: https://www.aes26.aes.asn.au/

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10:30am ACST

What works for whom? Developmental evaluation of a domestic violence prevention pilot for young men Waterfront 2Simon Alaba Philanthropy and Evaluation – What Gives? Waterfront 3Rick Cummings

1:30pm ACST

Walking alongside each other at the pace of trust: how evaluation is only the destination Waterfront 3Skye Gooch • Rebecca Steunenberg From commissioning to learning: how funders can help shape the conditions for meaningful evaluation Hall 2Jen Lorains • Ximena Avalos • Caroline Henwood • Adriaan Wolvaardt • Sarah Neill • David Stuart

2:30pm ACST

Monitoring on a shoestring: How reproducible reporting can help make better use of data. Rooms 3+4Stephanie Quail • Sophie Henness When Worlds Collide: Evaluation at the Intersection of Policy, Curriculum and School Improvement Hall 2Annette Waters • Zina Baghi

3:30pm ACST

From insight to action: A pragmatic, participatory approach to improving cancer clinical trial systems Waterfront 3Cally Jennings Is the value of evaluation hiding in the shadows? Rooms 3+4Megan Lugg • Robert Grimshaw Finding your space - the psychological, organisational and political dynamics of being a resilient evaluator Waterfront 2Kim Grey • Ruth Nicholls • Samantha Mayes • John Stoney

4:00pm ACST

Quality evaluation that makes a difference: continuing the conversation Rooms 3+4Rob Sale • Carina Calzoni Strengthening community mental wellbeing through culturally grounded and practical evaluation tools in Vanuatu. Rooms 1+2Michael Taiki

4:30pm ACST

Making Space for Evaluation: How the UK and Australia Are Improving Evaluation Across Government Waterfront 2