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

Francesca Demetriou

Lirata
Evaluator
Melbourne, Australia

I’m an early career evaluator with a background in social research. I have worked with NFPs, NGOs and government across a range of different sectors, including health, housing and homelessness, education, employment, and refugee settlement services. I’m especially interested in methods of synthesising data into evaluative conclusions and evaluation capacity building for resource-poor grassroots initiatives.

9:00am AEST

Opening plenary: Welcome to Country; Michael Quinn Patton "Getting Real about Transformational Change: The Blue Marble Evaluation Perspective" Conference centreDuncan Rintoul • Lyn Alderman • Aunty Nola Hooper • Kate McKegg • Michael Quinn Patton

11:00am AEST

In the deep end? Evaluation 101 for new evaluators Conference centreDan Borg • Charlie Tulloch

12:00pm AEST

Using co-design to give voice to Aboriginal people in the design of a culturally appropriate infant maternal health service Chancellor 4Liz Smith • Sue Leahy • Amanda Reeves

1:30pm AEST

Theories on and of: A systematic analysis of evaluation's domains of knowledge Chancellor 4Noore Alam • Ghislain Arbour

2:00pm AEST

The offerings and challenges of transdisciplinarity for evaluation Chancellor 4Noore Alam • Keren Winterford

2:30pm AEST

Synthesising Kirkpatrick's four-levels Chancellor 4Noore Alam • Francesca Demetriou

3:30pm AEST

Learning from Failure: A Safe Space Session Conference centreCatherine Hastings • Matt Healey

4:30pm AEST

Values and Synthesis: Evaluation's Power Core Conference centreCatherine Hastings • Amy Gullickson • Kelly Hannum

8:00am AEST

Plenary two: Penny Hagen "Scaling up, out and deep: What we are learning about social innovation for transformation" Conference centreDuncan Rintoul • Penny Hagen

9:30am AEST

Evaluation literacy: Exploring the skills needed to motivate and enable others to access, understand and use evaluation information in non-government organisations Conference centreDiz McKinnon • Leanne Kelly • Alicia McCoy • Alison Rogers

10:00am AEST

How algorithms shape our lives: evaluating the unseen Chancellor 6Clara Walker • Kristy Hornby

11:00am AEST

Developmental evaluation in Indigenous contexts: transforming power relations at the interface of different knowledge systems Chancellor 3James Smith • Kate McKegg • Samantha Togni • Nan Wehipeihana When an evaluator benefits: the challenges of managing values and power in evaluating with a lived experience Chancellor 6Kelly Tapley • Joanna Farmer

12:00pm AEST

Working with values in evaluation Chancellor 6Kelly Tapley • Keryn Hassall

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Challenging the status quo: the emerging evaluators panel Chancellor 6Anthea McClintock • Skye Bulleen • Nathan Delbridge • Francesca Demetriou • Joanna Farmer • Sarah Leslie • Rini Mowson • Eunice Sotelo

3:05pm AEST

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 AEST

'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 AEST

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 AEST

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

4:00pm AEST

Plenary three: Karol Olejniczak "Transforming evaluation practice with serious games" Conference centreDuncan Rintoul • Karol Olejniczak

5:30pm AEST

AES Annual General Meeting & 'What could the Romans actually do for us?' - an interactive Forum on the concept of an Evaluator-General and what it could mean for AES members Conference centreLyn Alderman

8:00am AEST

Plenary four: Sharon Gollan & Kathleen Stacey "Cultural accountability in evaluating Aboriginal initiatives and programs" Conference centreDuncan Rintoul • Sharon Gollan • Kathleen Stacey

9:00am AEST

Traps for young players: a panel session by new evaluators for new evaluators Chancellor 3Charlie Tulloch • Dan Borg • Victoria Cook • Ellie McDonald • Jen Thompson Designing research and evaluation for a complex system: The Stronger Smarter Approach to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander education. Chancellor 4Carol Vale • Jana Andrade • John Davis • Cathy Jackson

10:00am AEST

"It's about involving Aboriginal people in every aspect of decision making": Understanding the enablers and drivers of evaluation in Indigenous higher education in Australia Chancellor 4Carol Vale • Kim Robertson • James Smith

11:00am AEST

We are Women! We are Ready! Amplifying our voice through Participatory Action Research Conference centreJoanna Farmer • Tracy McDiarmid • Alejandra Pineda

12:00pm AEST

Why do well designed M&E systems seldom inform decision making? Chancellor 6Ruth McCausland • Byron Pakula • Damien Sweeney

1:30pm AEST

Umbrellas and rain drops: Evaluating systems change lessons and insights from Tasmania Chancellor 3Annette Madvig • Jess Dart • Galina Laurie • Anna Powell • Kitty te Riele • Jo Taylor • Ebeny Wood

2:30pm AEST

Closing plenary: It’s the AES18 Great Debate and it’s going to be huge! Conference centreDuncan Rintoul • Lyn Alderman • Penny Hagen • Kate McKegg • Karol Olejniczak • Gill Westhorp