Theories of Evaluation TIG Week: Theory – What Exactly IS It? by Amy Dorman
Hi, I’m Amy Dorman. I serve as the Research Director for the Office of Justice Programs in the Minnesota Department of Public Safety and the...
Welcome to Theories on Evaluation TIG Week by Satlaj Dighe, Cynthia Matthias, and Jenn Billman
Greetings! We are Satlaj Dighe (University of North Carolina – Wilmington), Cynthia Matthias (Office of Justice Programs, Minnesota Department of...
Affect, Tension, and Conflict in Culturally Responsive and Equitable Evaluation (CREE) by Dr. Arthur E. Hernandez
Hello, AEA365 community! Liz DiLuzio here, Lead Curator of the blog. This week is Individuals Week, which means we take a break from our themed...
Learning That Sticks: How to Get More Out of Every Conference, by Sheila B. Robinson
AEA Newsletter: October 2025
Message to Members Evaluation in the Crosshairs: Reclaiming Integrity in a Time of Political Interference Dr. Karen T. Jackson, President,...
AEA Advocacy Now Newsletter: September 2025
Take Action AEA's 2025 Call to Action and Policy Pivot to Meet the Moment By Denise L. Baer, Ph.D., AEA Consultant How...
AEA Newsletter: July 2025
Message to Members President's Message Dear AEA Members, As we step into the second half of 2025, I am filled with gratitude and...
AEA Newsletter: May 2025
Message to Members Executive Director Message By Anisha Lewis Dear AEA Members, We recognize that recent...
AEA Advocates for Evidence-Based Policy — Your Voice Matters!
Dear AEA Members, The American Evaluation Association (AEA) has joined the call for stronger adherence to the Foundations for Evidence-Based...
AEA Newsletter: April 2025
Message to Members President Message By Karen T. Jackson, Ph.D. Dear AEA Members, While watching the American nature...