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Tips and tricks for a warm and dry home this winter – Healthy homes workshop
The Pasifika Power & Control Wheel Translation Project – Webinar
Practitioner-Victim Insight Concept (PVIC) - ECLIPSE – Online
Child and Youth Wellbeing update - June 2022
Consultations: sexual harassment, surrogacy, and gender/sex self-identification process
Child Protection Studies Programme - Auckland South August 2022
Weekly Media Roundup
Shooting for the stars
Govt launches new family violence workforce capability frameworks
Mai World: Child & Youth Voices Team from the Office of the Children's Commissioner
Te Kawa Mataaho - Pay Equity Claim Validation Webinar & Survey
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day 2022, new prevention projects, recent research
Celebrating Matariki, resources for healing
Implementing Te Aorerekura – a survey of children and young people’s participation
Family Violence and Sexual Violence Service Provider Update
Te Puna Aonui - E-update July 2022
Pacific Women's Watch NZ - Virtual hui to discuss the next CEDAW report
Latest news from Growing Up in New Zealand - June 2022
Centre for Longitudinal Research Conference 2022
Save the Date - Annual Hui
Mō tātou, ā, mō kā uri ā muri ake nei - For us and our children after us
2022 He Kokonga Ngākau Symposium
Identifying and Responding to Vulnerability and Child Abuse
Launched: the What Works website plus FREE Webinar
December 02, 2015 at 11:17 AM
Launched: the What Works website
Launched last week by Community Research, the What Works website is a brand new, NGO-friendly website packed with tools, case studies and resources to help your evidence your results.
The What Works website will help you to:
- develop an outcomes framework
- select tools that will help you gather real data
- hear about the experiences of the groups who use these tools in New Zealand
- evidence your effectiveness and results
- survive in an increasingly competitive funding environment
Content Developers Manu Caddie and Rachael Trotman provide the essential resources for cash-strapped, time-poor NGOs and Māori providers, under pressure to produce evidence of real results.
Take another step on your journey to being a learning organisation; one that supports creativity, risk-taking and genuine enquiry.
Webinar: How to Amaze Your Funders!
A live Webinar - 'How to Amaze Your Funders with Watertight Evidence'
Tuesday 9th February 11.00am. Manu Caddie and Rachael Trotman present a live, interactive 45-minute ‘seminar at your desk’ on Google Hangouts on Air. Places are free of charge.
- Hear about the most popular evaluation tools and approaches
- Hear the 'real life' experiences of the Aotearoa groups who use these tools
- Help select the right tools for you
- Take a tour of the What Works website
- Find out how to book a place in a free online workshop with Rachael Trotman (professional evaluator) - 16th or 17th February 11.00am.
Join us for the first of the Community Research Summer Series Webinars 2016.