Evaluation Tools for Racial Equity
Doing Your Evaluation
  Getting Ready     Defining Your Work     Designing     Collecting Data     Analyzing     Sharing Findings     Reflecting  

Stories

Examples of real life ways groups have used evaluation in their racial equity and inclusion work.

Stage 1 - Getting Ready: Readiness to Evaluate Work on Race, Ethnicity, Power and Privilege

Addressing Race in the Community
1a.

Creating a Common Analysis of Antiracism (PDF : 21 KB)

1a.

Going Beyond Inclusion and Multiculturalism (PDF : 27 KB)

Creating an Inclusive Process
1b.

Talking About the Achievement Gap with Parents (PDF : 20 KB)

1b.

Engaging a Multiracial and Multicultural Group (PDF : 26 KB)

Learning From Others
1c.

Including Your Allies (PDF : 28 KB)

 

Stage 2 - Defining Your Work: Thinking about the Work to be Evaluated

 

Stage 3 - Designing: Evaluation Design and Plan

 

Stage 4 - Collecting Data: Finding and Collecting Data

 

Stage 5 - Analyzing: Examining and Interpreting Evaluation Information

 

Stage 6 - Sharing Findings: Sharing Outcome Information and Evaluation Findings

 

Stage 7 - Reflecting: Ways the Evaluation Findings Can Improve the Work

 
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