Harsh Truth & Tough Love: Imperialism, Race and Evaluation
Charlene Boyce interviews Darlene Lawrence Inspiring Communities is committed to learning and evaluation and has been since our inception. We have reflected publicly on […]
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Blog: Evaluation
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Sorting through the Archives for Gold, or At Least a Can Opener
Inspiring Communities releases “Learnings of the Organization from a Collective Impact Perspective” Download and read: Learnings of the Organization from a Collective Impact Perspective […]
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Mind the pace…
by Charlene Boyce, Communications Manager In my first city job, I was a graphic designer at a printing company. It was back when manual […]
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Community Psychology PhD Chronicles pt. 3
Human Connection and the Learning Pathway January 25, 2022 We’re in the heart of winter now… glorious snowshoeing in our backwoods with the frolicking […]
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Community Psychology PhD Chronicles, Pt. 2
The Learning Pathway by Cari Patterson I’ve just officially completed the first year of my PhD program (time flies!) and I’m poised to begin […]
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Systems Change in Difficult Times
2020-2021 Impact Report Released July 12, 2021 Systems change can take a long time. So, how do you know if you’re moving the needle? […]
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What does systems change look like?
Systems change can be a tough nut to crack in many ways. First, what is this system you are speaking of?! There are multiple perspectives and truths simultaneously at play. In fact, there are often multiple systems!
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Community Psychology PhD Chronicles
By Cari Patterson, Director, Research and Evaluation Part One: Introduction When I started working on my PhD last fall, one of my Community Psychology […]
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Wicked Questions at the heart of networks
As the MaRS Solutions Lab notes: “creating guiding questions helps to map and understand your challenge.” In the world of complex systems change, anchor […]