The Time is Now to Embed Equity in Evaluation Practices
At the Equitable Evaluation Initiative, we believe that evaluators in the philanthropic sector have a moral...
Forging Funder-Intermediary-Evaluator Partnerships: Five Tensions to Consider
By Meg Long and Clare Nolan Complex change strategies can benefit from the expertise of...
What Does It Take to Shift to a Learning Culture in Philanthropy?
If there was ever any doubt that greater openness and transparency could benefit organized philanthropy,...
Evaluation: The Journey and the Destination
By Jehan Velji and Teresa Power A new CEP report titled Understanding & Sharing What...
How Are Funders Understanding and Sharing What Works?
In a post on the CEP blog last week about measuring foundation progress, Mark Zezza...
From Keeping Score to Measuring Progress: One Foundation’s Approach to Self-Assessment
By Mark Zezza and Maureen Cozine As the calendar year comes to an end, it’s...
Essential Responsibilities of Foundation Governance
Governance matters across sectors, of course. But within the nonprofit sector, foundation governance is especially…
The Keys to True Social Sector Impact? Evaluation and Continuous Learning
By Meg Long and Clare Nolan As stakeholders in the social sector, we all care…
How Improved Evaluation Sharing Has the Potential to Strengthen a Foundation’s Work
This post originally appeared as part of the #OpenForGood series on Glasspockets’ “Transparency Talk” blog, in partnership…
In Building Evaluation Capacity, Put Grantees First
Most funders have good intentions when they set out to build capacity among their grantee…
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