Exploring a "made-in-Canada"evaluation framework to assess male engagement programming

[Kate Bojin]

Dear all,

It’s with great enthusiasm I’m sharing White Ribbon Canada and the national community of practice partners new resource entitled ‘Preventing violence against women and girls through male engagement: Exploring a national evaluation framework’. Link to framework here: http://whiteribbon.ca/pdfs/NEF_CoP.pdf

The evaluation framework will provide guidance for organizations seeking to clarify intended impacts and outcomes resulting from gender-based violence prevention programming. It offers sample indicators across four levels of change and eight outcome areas, which can inform male engagement programming to respond and prevent violence against women and girls.

I will also be presenting the national evaluation framework on a webinar on January 21^st, 2016. Please see link to register. http://www.vawlearningnetwork.ca/exploring-national-evaluation-fram...

I welcome any feedback you have on the document, and please don't hesitate to contact me for any questions. Email: [e-mail] 

Warmly,

Kate

Kate Bojin

Project Manager- National Community of Practice

White Ribbon Canada @Canada_NCoP @WhiteRibbon

[Rituu B Nanda]

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Godfrey Bwanika
Kate thanks for sharing the framework

[Kate Bojin]

Thanks so much Willis! Fabulous to hear about your work in Kenya engaging men and boys. 

[Willis Odhiambo Okul]

This great! Please make reference to EMAP approach by IRC and implemented by CARE and DRC in Dadaab Refugee Camp, Kenya. I was recently engaged to evaluate a similar program implemented by the DRC in Dadaab. Fantastic and heart rending experience including the learnings and adaptations. Looking forward to the upcoming webinar by White Ribbon Canada. Keep up the great work

[madhumita sarkar]

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Madhumita