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Webinar: Engaging Religious Leaders in Attitude & Behavior Change: Using a multi-methods approach to evaluate impact & navigate Afghanistan’s challenging environment.
Event Details
Time: November 8, 2018 from 10am to 11am
Location: Thursday, November 8th at 10:00am EDT
Event Type: webinar
Organized By: DME for Peace/Search for Common Ground
Latest Activity: Nov 8, 2018
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Event Description
November 8th at 10:00am EDT as Jillian Foster of Global Insight hosts our M&E Thursday Talk discussion on “Engaging Religious Leaders in Attitude & Behavior Change: Using a multi-methods approach to evaluate impact and navigate Afghanistan’s challenging environment.”
In partnership with World Vision, Jillian Foster, Global Insight’s Gender, Peace and Security Advisor, led the final external evaluation of the organization’s women’s rights program in Herat, Afghanistan. discussion will focus on the efficacy of engaging faith leaders as local evangelists for women’s rights in the Gozarah, Ghoryan, and Karoukh districts in Herat.An initial cohort of 40 leading faith leaders were trained using the Gender in Islam curriculum.
Our discussion will explore important findings and conclude with an exploration of evaluative methods most useful in environments with security and access concerns.
Best,
Jennifer Howell
Senior Communications Associate, DME for Peace
Search for Common Ground | End Violent Conflict
Washington, DC | USA
t: 8645343583 e: jhowell@
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