WEBINAR – Arts-Based Data Collection Methods for Evaluators

An introductory glimpse into using arts-based methods in evaluation to collect qualitative data.

Join us for another Birthday Event as we celebrate our 30th anniversary.

This webinar equips attendees with an introductory understanding of what arts-based methods are (and are not), how they work to elicit qualitative data, and ethical considerations for practice. Learn what arts-based methods can uniquely offer to spice up evaluations and honour diverse forms of self-expression.

Evaluators at any career stage (including students) are welcome.

No artistic skill or experience is required!

Learn more about arts-based methods here:

Arts-Based Methods 101 – https://www.andimplementation.ca/post/arts-based-101
Photography: https://www.andimplementation.ca/post/photo-elicitation
Drawing: https://www.andimplementation.ca/post/drawing
Poetry: https://www.andimplementation.ca/post/artsarenotexpensive

Dispelling myths about using arts-based methods in evaluation: https://www.andimplementation.ca/post/artsarenotexpensive

Presented by:

Maya Lefkowich

Director & Senior Consultant, AND implementation

Maya is a methodologist, artist, and evaluator with 13 years of experience. Passionate about equity-centred and imaginative approaches to data collection and analysis, Maya helps clients tell meaningful stories about their learning, growth, and impact. As a facilitator, she and evaluation educator, Maya prioritizes tangible, fun, and applied strategies so learners can bring concepts right into their everyday practice.

Jennica Nichols

Director & Senior Consultant, AND implementation

Jennica is a credentialed evaluator with over 16 years of experience using mixed methods to solve complex health and knowledge translation problems. Passionate about making evaluations meaningful, useful, and reciprocal through arts-based techniques, Jennica helps clients and learners build their evaluative thinking skillsets. As a facilitator, Jennica prioritizes real-world examples, problem-solving, and solutions to help evaluators add more creative tools their toolboxes.

Session Chaired by:

TBC

Registration

In honour of our 30th Birthday, this webinar is free to all attendees!

Slides: there will be no slide distribution for this event.

Recording: this event will be recorded. Full version (with Q&A) will be made available to members only for a period of 1 year. Thereafter, Q&A will be removed and the recording made available generally.

Access Details: hosted on Zoom. Access details will be provided after the booking window closes on 6 November at 1400 GMT.