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Learning Based Monitoring & Evaluation Course, Australia

Perth, 26-8 June 2013 This three day program is a popular course that provides an in depth understanding of how to develop a comprehensive monitoring and evaluation (M&E) plan. Participants…continue reading

People Behind the Research – Liz Gordon

What sort of a society are we that locks up its indigenous group in such high – and growing – numbers?’ We talk to Liz Gordon of Pūkeko Research about her recent research…continue reading

Do West Auckland children who witness family violence get an adequate response? – New to the Kete

Do West Auckland children who witness family violence get an adequate response? An assessment of the current situation with suggested strategies for the future. WAVES Trust: Auckland This project set…continue reading

A school-wide anti-bullying programme that really works?

A school-wide anti-bullying programme that really works?  “Schools invest scarce time and money to put a stop to bullying and end the misery that it inflicts on children. Can they…continue reading

What is Action Research in the Context of Community Research? – New to the Kete

What is Action Research in the Context of Community Research? A short paper about the development of action research/participatory action research and applications, particularly in the context of disability research.…continue reading

Basing qualitative research within Tikanga Māori – New to the Kete

Old ways of having new conversations: Basing qualitative research within Tikanga Māori (Māori protocol) A 2009 paper based on the incorporation of tikanga-based processes into the Constructive Conversations: Kōrero Whakaaetanga…continue reading

Learning Opportunities with Clear Horizon, Australia

Clear Horizon offers the below learning opportunities   Evaluating Community Engagement Melbourne, 13-14 March 2013 While the logic of evaluating engagement is entirely consistent with that of program evaluation, there…continue reading

Applications open for Tohu Hiranga Excellence and Innovation Awards

Tohu Hiranga (Excellence and Innovation Awards) Closes 5pm Friday 1 February The overall aim of these Awards is to support Māori Leadership in the Mental Health and Addictions sectors by…continue reading

Two News Items from Te Atawhai o te Ao

Researcher Sought  Te Atawhai o te Ao are seeking to employ a Researcher. This is a great opportunity to work with Kaupapa Māori Researchers on a national research project. The…continue reading

Expressions of Interest Called For Trial Programme

Keeping Well and Regional Public Health (Lower Hutt, Wellington) would like to trial a low cost evaluation skills development programme and want to gauge interest in this. Many providers need…continue reading

'Unholy Matrimony: Forced Marriage in New Zealand' thesis – New to the Kete

One of the winners of the 2011 New and Emerging Community Researcher Awards, Priyanca Radhadkrishnan, studied the issue of forced and underage marriage in Aotearoa New Zealand. Her paper is now…continue reading

Research and Evaluation is possible

It has encouraged me to believe that “research and evaluation is possible’ – that we can do it.  It’s not so scary, or remote after all, and we don’t have…continue reading

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