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The Bruner Foundation is pleased to make available a variety of resources and tools designed to assist non-profit service provider and funding organizations in their efforts to build organizational capacity in evaluation and in the use of evaluative thinking. The materials are for the benefit of any 501c3 organization and may be used in whole or part provided that credit be given to the Bruner Foundation. They may not be sold or redistributed in whole or part for a profit. We welcome your feedback about the materials as well as information about how you use them. The latest version of Acrobat Reader will be required for accessing some of the materials in their correct format. To update Acrobat reader on your computer, please click here. Building Evaluation Capacity Participatory Evaluation Essentials: A Guide for Non-Profit Organizations and their Evaluation PartnersNewly released in 2010, this manual provides a detailed curriculum for building participatory evaluation capacity. Participatory Evaluation Essentials: A Guide for Funders and their Evaluation Partners - published in 2004, this manual provides a detailed curriculum for use with funders. Appendix to the guide Evaluation Capacity and Evaluative Thinking in Organizations - a monograph describing what the Foundation learned during the last decade through the Rochester Effective Partnership (REP) and Evaluative Thinking in Organizations (ETHOS) initiatives published in March, 2006 Conducting an Evaluation Inventory- a grid, developed in 2004, to document evaluation activity in an organization Using Excel to Analyze Data - developed in 2006, a quick tool for analyzing survey data. Evaluative Thinking Evaluation Capacity and Evaluative Thinking in Organizations - a monograph describing what the Foundation learned during the last decade through the Rochester Effective Partnership (REP) and Evaluative Thinking in Organizations (ETHOS) initiatives published in March, 2006 Assessing Evaluative Thinking - a series of tools developed in 2005 to assess the extent to which evaluative thinking Is present in various organizational capacity areas such as strategic planning, governance, human resources, marketing and communications Evaluation Reports
Rochester Community Development Executive Summary - May 2003 Rochester Community Development Collaborative Report - June 2005* *Please note Neighborhood Evaluation Summaries are not attached to this document. |
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