Meet the Team: Jaclyn Sablosky
It’s a Meet the Team blog post kind of day, and today, we’re highlighting Jaclyn Sabolsky, Senior Director here at…
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3 Questions to Ask Before Choosing Your Participatory Evaluation Activity
Participatory design and evaluation is a great way to engage community members meaningfully and authentically in the work of social…
Meet the Team: Impact Consultant, Agnès Kabambi
Agnès Kabambi, Impact Consultant here at ResultsLab, has over 6 years of experience supporting nonprofit evaluation capacity building and specializes…
Meet the Team: Associate Impact Consultant, Caitlin McAteer
Welcome back to our ResultsLab Meet the Team blog series. Today, we’re highlighting Caitlin, Impact Associate Consultant here at ResultsLab.…
How to Ask Questions that Will Result in Good, Useful Data
Have you ever started to develop a learning question (also known as a research or evaluation question), and before you…
Meet the Team: ResultsLab VP, Impact Services, Kenzie Strong
Welcome back to our ResultsLab Meet the Team blog series. Today, we’re excited for you to get to know our…
Thoughts on how we can make evaluation more meaningful and empowering for young people
The annual Shared Risk and Protective Factors Conference draws young people and adults across Colorado who are engaged in creating…
Reflections from the Good Tech Fest Conference
Our Founder and CEO, Cindy Eby, recently traveled to Chicago to attend and present at the Good Tech Fest Conference…
Meet the Team: ResultsLab Founder and CEO, Cindy Eby
Welcome! Over the coming weeks, we will feature ResultsLab team members who work collectively to ensure capacity-building and transformation to…
3 Questions You Should Ask When Looking at Your Data
You know that great feeling of accomplishment you get after collecting piles of data about your program? “This is great!”…