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The article, led by Linnea Zimmerman examines how opportunity structures (parental influence and neighborhood context) affects individual agency among boys and girls in Kinshasa, DRC. We used longitudinal data to identify three distinct groups for boys and girls in each domain. Parental monitoring was associated with the development of both domains for boys, but showed no association for girls. Conversely, parental closeness was more strongly associated with development for girls, than for boys. Neighborhood safety was associated with greater Voice and Freedom of Movement for both boys and girls.

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Gender Data Gaps

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Dear fellow Gender and Evaluation community members,I'm working with Ladysmith, a feminist consulting firm, on a project about gender data gaps. I'm…Continue

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Evaluation resources for women's political skills and cadidacy program

Started this discussion. Last reply by Melissa Langworthy Apr 12, 2019. 10 Replies

Hi All,I am currently working on the evaluation of a women's political candidacy engagement and training program (using DAC criteria).  I would love to see any evaluations of similar projects,…Continue

Datasets for women in microfinance

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Hello All,I am gathering resources for a new research project and would appreciate your help in identifying the best datasets on women in microfinance.  Thank you!Continue

Concept Note for M&E project

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Hello All,I am very excited to have been introduced to this forum.  At the moment I have an immediate need for examples of M&E concept notes (2-pages format).  I am currently transitioning from…Continue

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UNDP-UNICEF Joint Dialogue: Gender-based Violence and Technology, at Online

June 23, 2020 from 2pm to 3pm
UNDP-UNICEF Joint Dialogue: Gender-based Violence and Technology, With the exponential increase in gender-based violence since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a rise in the use of the mobile and web-based technology to support survivors of gender-based violence. However, privacy and security issues linked to the use of such tools, if ignored, can undermine their effectiveness and compound the risks faced by women. Moreover, women in the Europe and Central Asia and…See More
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Our panel of evaluators will discuss how they use qualitative data to strengthen their program evaluations. The panelists conduct evaluations in the health, education and not for profit sectors.  Jill Lohmeier Ph.D. Associate Professor, Research and Evaluation in Education and Co-Director of Center for Program Evaluation at University of Massachusetts LowellShanna Rose Thompson, Ed.D. Center for Program Evaluation Manager at University of Massachusetts Lowell,  Laura Lagendyk, QuotesWork.ca,…See More
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Gender Data Gaps

Dear fellow Gender and Evaluation community members,I'm working with Ladysmith, a feminist consulting firm, on a project about gender data gaps. I'm writing to ask for recommendations on academic or grey literature on gender data gaps in your field (in health, education, infrastructure, climate, etc) -- anything that you think we should know about.Thank you!MelissaSee More
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Melissa Langworthy replied to Melissa Langworthy's discussion Evaluation resources for women's political skills and cadidacy program
"Dr. Huber, Thank you again for your generosity.  Do you think it would be possible to share the Inception Report from this project?  I am always looking for better ways to organize and present this information!  Warmly, Melissa"
Apr 12, 2019
Dr. Soumaya Ibrahim Huber replied to Melissa Langworthy's discussion Evaluation resources for women's political skills and cadidacy program
"You welcome dear best of luck always"
Apr 10, 2019
Dr. Soumaya Ibrahim Huber replied to Melissa Langworthy's discussion Evaluation resources for women's political skills and cadidacy program
"thank You dear we all learn from each other  :))"
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Nicholas J. Demeter replied to Melissa Langworthy's discussion Evaluation resources for women's political skills and cadidacy program
"Hi Melissa! I'm not an expert in evaluating this subject, but I've been working in the sector a long time, happy to help if you need some brains to storm...njdemeter@gmail.com"
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Rituu B Nanda replied to Melissa Langworthy's discussion Evaluation resources for women's political skills and cadidacy program
"Hi Melissa, you might like to consider intersectionality lens in your evaluation framework. I had read a study on this related to local government female leaders but cannot find it.  We had a discussion in our community on intersectionality.…"
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Rituu B Nanda replied to Melissa Langworthy's discussion Evaluation resources for women's political skills and cadidacy program
"Thank you Dr Soumaya for your response. Am glad that we can learn from you."
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Melissa Langworthy replied to Melissa Langworthy's discussion Evaluation resources for women's political skills and cadidacy program
"Dear Dr. Huber, Many thanks for sending me this reference.  I cannot wait to dive in! "
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Dr. Soumaya Ibrahim Huber replied to Melissa Langworthy's discussion Evaluation resources for women's political skills and cadidacy program
"Dear Melissa: I would like to share with You here the publication of the evaluation I did for UN Women in Egypt about the  thematic evaluation of women’s leadership and political participation and  UN Women‘s contribution…"
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Melissa Langworthy replied to Melissa Langworthy's discussion Evaluation resources for women's political skills and cadidacy program
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Hanan Kwinana replied to Melissa Langworthy's discussion Evaluation resources for women's political skills and cadidacy program
"Dear Melissa, I trust this message finds you well. I'd like to share with you the end-of term valuation of AMAL regional programme for "Supporting Women’s Transformative Leadership in the MENA Region in Changing Times"…"
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