WEBINAR – Arts-Based Data Collection Methods for Evaluators

An introductory glimpse into the possibilities for using arts-based methods to collect data in evaluations.

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

Participants will begin developing a theoretical understanding of what arts-based methods are (and are not), an understanding of how they work to elicit data, and identify ethical considerations.

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

Openness to imaginative, creative, and playful practice is a must!

Deeper dives into three arts-based methods:

Drawing: https://www.andimplementation.ca/post/drawing
Photography: https://www.andimplementation.ca/post/photo-elicitation
Poetry: https://www.andimplementation.ca/post/poetry

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

Presented by:

Maya Lefkowich

MPH, Director, AND implementation

Maya was born in Toronto Ontario and is of Jewish and Eastern European descent. With 13 years of experience, she promotes equity in research and evaluation with transformative, community-led, and strengths-based approaches. Creativity, justice, and integrity are core values that guide her work. Maya helps clients tell meaningful stories about their learning, growth, and impact.

Maya completed a BA, MPH (health promotion), and PhD.

Jennica Nichols

Results in Health

Jennica was born and raised in Southern Ontario and is of European descent. With 16 years of experience, she increases research and evaluation relevance and use in healthcare by changing who leads and benefits from the process. Use, reciprocity, and thoughtfulness are core values that guide her work. Jennica helps clients with meaningful measurement, evaluative thinking, and creative problem-solving.

Jennica is a credentialed evaluator who holds a BSc. and MPH (epidemiology). She is moments from finishing her PhD.

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.