Community Psychology Topical Interest Group at AEA's Blog

Last week the Community Psychology Topical Interest Group hosted the American Evaluation Association's Blog and their members wrote about  Empowerment Evaluation.

If you didn't get a chance to take a look at it, here's a list of their posts. Be sure to check them out!

• Tara Gregory and Natalie Wilkins on An Introduction to Community Psychology Topical Interest Group’s Series on Empowerment Evaluation

• Wendi L. Siebold on Where The Rubber Meets The Road: Taking A Hard Look At Organizational Capacity And The Use Of Empowerment Evaluation

• Abraham Wandersman on Demystifying Evaluation: Even A Fourth Grader Likes Empowerment Evaluation

• Rachel Becker-Klein on Using Most Significant Change: A Participatory Evaluation Strategy That Empowers Clients and Builds Their Evaluation Capacity

• Jeff Sheldon on Using SEEPPO to determine empowerment evaluation model fidelity, adherence to empowerment evaluation principles, and the likelihood of psychological well – being outcomes. 

• Karen Countryman-Roswurm and Bailey Patton on Qualitative Research Methods as an Empowering Practice with Marginalized Youth