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SUMMARY:Equitable Evaluation Workshops
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DESCRIPTION:Equitable Evaluation Workshops\n\n10/21/26 10:00 AM PST\n - 10/21/26 12:00 PM PST\Description:\nOur workshops offer supportive learning environments to explore new ideas, refresh our foundational knowledge, and apply equitable power-building skills to our work. Apply what you've learned through practical activities. Practice tools to implement into your work through reflective exercises and collaborative problem-solving. Each session will be related to an overall theme, focusing on one specific aspect of that theme. Explore real world examples and leave with tools you can implement immediately into your work.\n\nMix and match any of the 3 sessions within the series:\nOctober 21 - Designing Equitable Evaluations: Identify what to measure & a variety of assessment tools\nOctober 28 - Making Data Analysis Manageable: Explore how to manage the data you’ve collected and make an analysis plan\nNovember 4 -  Using Data to Tell Your Story: Create a data-based narrative to tell the story of your community in their own words\Details:\nMix and match any of the 3 sessions within the series:\n\n	October 21 - Designing Equitable Evaluations\n	October 28 - Making Data Analysis Manageable\n	November 4 -  Using Data to Tell Your Story\n\nEarly Bird (through August 30): $400 for all 3 sessions\nFull Price, begins September 1:\n$500 - attend all 3 sessions\n$375 - any 2 sessions\n$100 - any session\n\nRegister here to reserve your spot\Location:\nOnline Meeting URL\n\n,
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Equitable Evaluation Workshops<br /><br />10/21/26 10:00 AM PST - 10/21/26 12:00 PM PST<br />Description:<br />Our workshops offer supportive learning environments to explore new ideas, refresh our foundational knowledge, and apply equitable power-building skills to our work. Apply what you've learned through practical activities. Practice tools to implement into your work through reflective exercises and collaborative problem-solving. Each session will be related to an overall theme, focusing on one specific aspect of that theme. Explore real world examples and leave with tools you can implement immediately into your work.<br />
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Mix and match any of the 3 sessions within the series:<br />
<strong>October 21 -&nbsp;</strong>Designing Equitable Evaluations:&nbsp;Identify what to measure &amp; a variety of assessment tools<br />
<strong>October 28 -&nbsp;</strong>Making Data Analysis Manageable:&nbsp;Explore how to manage the data you&rsquo;ve collected and make an analysis plan<br />
<strong>November 4 -&nbsp;&nbsp;</strong>Using Data to Tell Your Story: Create a data-based narrative to tell the story of your community in their own words<br />Details:<br />Mix and match any of the 3 sessions within the series:
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	<li><strong>October 21 -&nbsp;</strong>Designing Equitable Evaluations</li>
	<li><strong>October 28 -&nbsp;</strong>Making Data Analysis Manageable</li>
	<li><strong>November 4 -&nbsp;&nbsp;</strong>Using Data to Tell Your Story</li>
</ol>
Early Bird (through August 30): $400 for all 3 sessions<br />
Full Price, begins September 1:<br />
$500 - attend all 3 sessions<br />
$375 - any 2 sessions<br />
$100 - any session<br />
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