Evaluation Tools for Racial Equity
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1a. Addressing Race
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Getting Ready For Evaluation | Guiding Questions

1. Is the group developing an understanding of the role of data in the process of change? Does the group understand the different uses of data on community outcomes and data from evaluations and how each might be helpful in moving toward the group’s goals?
2. Has the group decided that an evaluation of its work is important? What aspects of this work are to be evaluated – functioning of the group itself, implementation of its strategies for change, short- or longer-term changes in the community?
3. Has the group considered how to make the evaluation process consistent with its goals and principles regarding inclusiveness and empowerment? Specifically, has the group considered the value of participatory evaluation, and how this approach can contribute to cultural competence in its design and implementation?

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