In our work, we believe there is a better way to do evaluation. In these Articles we show a more human, less mechanical way, where practitioners are more interested in improving the work of community–focused programs, than on playing gotcha. Here I also opine on the follies of program evaluation, especially as promoted in business schools and academia. Be sure also to link to my emerging book!
PROGRAM EVALUATION
Decision-making in Philanthropy: Headless, Heartless, Clueless
Decision-making in philanthropy There seems to be an obsession in philanthropy these days with “data-driven decision-making.” There is no argument in philanthropy less productive than the supposed fight between strategic vs. compassionate grantmaking. Should a […]
