Report: "Ten Considerations for Advocacy Evaluation Planning: Lessons Learned from KIDS COUNT Grantee Experiences"

The Annie E. Casey Foundation and Organizational Research Services, Inc. detail ten lessons learned from an evaluation of five KIDS COUNT grantees that began in 2007. The evaluation was designed to test some of the ideas presented in "A Guide to Measuring Advocacy and Policy", a report produced by AECF and ORS in 2006. (This report may be of interest to those who read ORS' five-page handout distributed at the American Evaluation Association 2008 conference. The handout also contains a list of advocacy evaluation resources available on ORS's website.)

 

Bibliographic Details
Author	Organizational Research Services
Publisher	Organizational Research Services
Publication Date	January 1, 2009
Publication City	Seattle, WA
Publication Work
Resource Type	Research & Reports
Resource Focus	Legislative Judicial/Litigation Administrative/Regulatory Initiatives/Referenda Nonpartisan election-related Evaluation/Outcomes Measurement Advocacy/Public Policy Program Evaluation Capacity Building Advocacy Evaluation Organizational Assessment and Development Research and Publications Planning
Audience	Evaluators Funders
Region	North America
Keywords	youth theory of change policy plan outcome map ORS organization grantee data collection children Casey AECF advocacy evaluation
Submitted to Point K	June 2, 2009 - 12:34pm