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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

11:00am AEST

The STrengthening Evaluation Practices and Strategies (STEPS) in Indigenous settings in Australia and New Zealand Project: Next "steps" in the journey. Chancellor 4Liz Smith • Margaret Cargo • Sharon Clarke • Lynley Cvitanovic • Jenni Judd • Gill Potaka Osborne • Lisa Warner

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

New words, old approaches: Weaving together foundational principles for contributing to transformation through evaluation Conference centreKeryn Clark • Robyn Bailey • Roxanne Bainbridge • Emma Walke

3:30pm AEST

Personal and professional transformation through cultural safety training: Learnings and implications for evaluators from two decades of professional development Chancellor 4Lee-Anne Molony • Sharon Gollan • Kathleen Stacey

4:30pm AEST

Inclusive and culturally safe evaluation capacity building Chancellor 4Lee-Anne Molony • Sharon Babyack • Doyen Radcliffe • Alison Rogers Values and Synthesis: Evaluation's Power Core Conference centreCatherine Hastings • Amy Gullickson • Kelly Hannum

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 Transforming evaluation culture and systems within the Australian aid program: Embracing the power of evaluation to promote learning, transparency, and accountability. Chancellor 5Michael Shapland • Tracey McMartin

11:00am AEST

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

11:30am AEST

Sharing research results to shape future services Chancellor 6Kelly Tapley • Gill Potaka Osborne • Kiri Parata

12:00pm AEST

Developmental evaluation, biostatisics, primary health care researcher and Indigenous voices: Culture clash or symbiotic relationship? Chancellor 3James Smith • Deborah Askew • Philip Schluter • Samantha Togni Working with values in evaluation Chancellor 6Kelly Tapley • Keryn Hassall

2:00pm AEST

The Lived Experience Evaluators Project: Combining design thinking and innovation to build cultural capital in the evaluation sector Chancellor 3Christina Thornley • Anna Strempel 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

2:30pm AEST

In their own words: How we (the boring adults) worked with young people (the cool kids) in Papua New Guinea to develop a bilingual post-program survey, why we did it, and why it was a good idea Chancellor 3Christina Thornley • Junior Muke • Lauren Siegmann

3:00pm AEST

The promise and practice of partner-led evaluation: a policy research programme case study Chancellor 6Anthea McClintock • Jess Dart • Stuart Raetz

9:00am AEST

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 Taking an intersectional approach to evaluation and monitoring: moving from theory to practice Chancellor 5Jenne Roberts • Loren Days • Sarah Kearney

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 Q: Can realist evaluations be designed to be more suitable for use in Indigenous contexts? (A: It depends) Chancellor 5Jenne Roberts • Kevin Dolman • Emma Williams

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

Inclusive Systemic Evaluation: Gender equality, Environments, Marginalised voices for Social justice (ISE4GEMS) - A New UN Women Approach for the SDG Era Conference centreJoanna Farmer • Kathryn Meldrum • Jill Thomas