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Conference theme: Weaving evaluation into the whole
Evaluation for all
Showcasing the value of evaluation; sharing stories and examples of how evaluation can involve and impact everyone. How evaluation weaves into programs and policies at community, state, and national levels. 
Weaving perspectives
Whose values matter in evaluation; exploring inclusive approaches that embrace the values and perspectives of First Nations people and diverse communities. How these practices enhance the quality of evaluation by weaving in and reconciling the perspectives of the many players involved.
New ways of weaving
Demonstrating the continuing innovation in evaluation practice; engaging with the creativity, adaptation and opportunity in the ever-changing world. How evaluation has adapted amidst acute and chronic challenges.
Materials, patterns and practices
Sharing our favourites; practical illustrations and highlights of old and new tools, methods, and activities for evaluation. How current and emerging evaluators learn from each other to build capability.
Keynote speakers
Nan
Nan Wehipeihana
Director, Weaving Insights and a member of the Kinnect Group, New Zealand
Katina
Katina D'Onise
Executive Director, Prevention and Population Health Directorate, Wellbeing SA
Amy
Amy Gullickson
Director, The University of Melbourne Centre for Program Evaluation
Plenary keynote panels
Thea
Thea Snow
Director, Centre for Public Impact ANZ
Alistair
Alistair Ferguson
Executive Director, Maranguka, Bourke
Jane
Jane McCracken
Executive Officer, Hands Up Mallee
Teya
Rachel Fyfe
Communications Manager, Dusseldorp Forum
Julie-Ann
Jessica Hartmann
Manager, Policy Analysis and Evaluation Branch, National Indigenous Australians Agency
Suzanne
Suzanne Butler
Director Evaluation, Australian Government Department of Finance
Danielle
Danielle Spruyt
Principal Economic Analyst, NSW Treasury
Eleanor
Eleanor Williams
Panel facilitator | Board Member, AES

HOST CITY: ADELAIDE

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Face-to-face conference

We are excited 2022 marks the return to face-to-face conferences. Presentations will be delivered face-to-face and delegates will once again be able to network with colleagues in person.
Covid-19 safety plan

 

Conference support for emerging Indigenous evaluators

Support the participation of Emerging Indigenous Evaluators in the conference

The AES invites applications from emerging Indigenous evaluators from across the Australasian and Pacific region for support to participate in the annual conference. Whilst applications for this year are closed, you still have the opportunity to support the initiative.

1. Make a donation: Upon registration, each delegate will have the opportunity to choose a ticket extra as a donation to support the participation of Emerging Indigenous Evaluators in the conference.

2. Encourage - Promote - Sponsor - Mentor: There are additional ways you can support the program.

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