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aes18 International Evaluation Conference

Welcome cocktail reception, Tuesday 18 September 6:00–8:00pm, open to all delegates! Venue: Penny Royal

12:00pm

Embracing the "Fish out of Water" – a novice evaluators' experience introducing reflective practice to influence systems transformation Chancellor 6Byron Pakula • Sophie McEniry

12:05pm

Economic evaluation of justice support: Transforming life pathways for people with intellectual disability Chancellor 6Byron Pakula • Ruth McCausland • Rebecca Reeve

12:10pm

Joining the dots: evaluation and strategy Chancellor 6Byron Pakula • Joanna Farmer

12:15pm

Using systems theory to explore the impacts and outcomes of a research and evaluation capacity building partnership Chancellor 6Byron Pakula • Rochelle Tobin

12:20pm

Designing a transformative evaluation framework Chancellor 6Byron Pakula • Sarah Stamp

2:30pm

Maximising the Value Add of a Strategic Evaluation Function in an International Non-Government Organisation (NGO) Chancellor 3Delyth Lloyd • Peta Leeman • Sarah Leslie

2:35pm

Evaluative study to assist a transformation of the Indigenous affairs system Chancellor 3Delyth Lloyd • Kevin Dolman

2:40pm

Strengthening program impact on systems and building evaluation into systems Chancellor 3Delyth Lloyd • Jade Maloney • Katherine Rich

2:45pm

Evaluating influence Chancellor 3Delyth Lloyd • Joanna Farmer

2:50pm

Systemic transformation in action: Turbo-charging evaluation and impact in the New Zealand science system Chancellor 3Delyth Lloyd • Helen Percy • Toni White

3:00pm

Just add water: The ingredients of an evaluation consultant Chancellor 4Evylyn Brophy • Matt Healey

3:05pm

Measuring a healthy workplace environment in 10 questions: Developing a rapid environmental audit tool for Victorian workplaces Chancellor 3Christina Thornley • Clara Walker What happens when the public is not a monolithic audience? Chancellor 4Evylyn Brophy • Judith Lovell

3:10pm

'Bring a friend to work day': The value of dragging non evaluator colleagues along to the AES Conference Chancellor 4Evylyn Brophy • Liam Downing Evaluation and Transformation: It's the Politics Stupid Chancellor 3Christina Thornley • Chris Roche

3:15pm

Sizing up social campaigns - Evaluation in a market research world Chancellor 4Evylyn Brophy • Gerard Atkinson Transforming the experience of seriously ill children, young people and their families - A real life example of evaluation in action Chancellor 3Christina Thornley • Sarah Moeller

3:20pm

If what you are doing scares you, you're probably on the right track: 5 things I've learned about how to co-design an evaluation Chancellor 4Evylyn Brophy • Jenne Roberts

10:00am

Realities of monitoring and evaluation in a not-for-profit Chancellor 3Charlie Tulloch • Eboni Tiller

10:05am

When do we have enough evidence!!! Chancellor 3Charlie Tulloch • Zazie Tolmer

10:10am

We should be democritising evalution, not sanctifying it Chancellor 3Charlie Tulloch • Duncan Rintoul

10:20am

TLDR (too long, didn't read): Let's knife evaluation reports Chancellor 3Charlie Tulloch • Liz Smith

12:00pm

For all in tents and porpoises: the use of spell check in evalaution Chancellor 3Kitty te Riele • Evie Cuthbertson

12:05pm

Charting a course through unpredictable seas: How Amaze is using evaluative approaches to adapt to large-scale sector reform without losing sight of long term outcomes Chancellor 3Kitty te Riele • Braedan Hogan • Natasha M Ludowyk

12:10pm

Alcohol Culture Change: developing an overarching framework and method to evaluate activities under the VicHealth Alcohol Culture Change Initiative Chancellor 3Kitty te Riele • Virginia Lewis

12:15pm

Improving the quality of suicide prevention programs: Strengthening the evidence-base with evaluation and collaborative partnerships Chancellor 3Kitty te Riele • Michelle Kwan