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La Fuerza de Creer: Amplifying the voices of Latinx families in informal science through a Telenovela

Joy L. Kennedy, PhD – Education Development Center ### 2413876###Author###Senior Research Scientist###Education Development Center###
Author: Joy L. Kennedy, PhD – Education Development Center
### @@@ Emely E. Medina Rodriguez, M.A., Ph.D. – Research Associate II ### 2412067###Presenter###Education Development Center###Research Associate II###
Presenter: Emely E. Medina Rodriguez, M.A., Ph.D. – Research Associate II
###
Language Justice and Nebraska’s Needs Assessment Advisory Council (96)

Alexandra Daro, Ph.D. – Buffett Early Childhood Institute at the University of Nebraska ### 2412276###Presenter###Research Scientist###Buffett Early Childhood Institute at the University of Nebraska###
Presenter: Alexandra Daro, Ph.D. – Buffett Early Childhood Institute at the University of Nebraska
### @@@ Traci Roberts, B.A. – Buffett Early Childhood Institute at the University of Nebraska ### 2412277###Presenter###Project Manager###Buffett Early Childhood Institute at the University of Nebraska###
Presenter: Traci Roberts, B.A. – Buffett Early Childhood Institute at the University of Nebraska
### @@@ Kirsten Kainz, Ph.D. (she/her/hers) – Just Learning Systems ### 2043975###Presenter###Consultant###Just Learning Systems###
Presenter: Kirsten Kainz, Ph.D. (she/her/hers) – Just Learning Systems
### she/her/hers 96
LatinX Responsive Evaluation Discourse Annual meeting

Alisha Flores, MUPP (She/her/hers/ella) – Mirror Group LLC ### 2045125###Chair###Senior Evaluation Consultant###Mirror Group LLC###
Chair: Alisha Flores, MUPP (She/her/hers/ella) – Mirror Group LLC
### She/her/hers/ella @@@ Emely E. Medina Rodriguez, M.A., Ph.D. – Education Development Center ### 2417968###Chair###Research Associate II###Education Development Center###
Chair: Emely E. Medina Rodriguez, M.A., Ph.D. – Education Development Center
###
LatinX Responsive Evaluation Discourse Multipaper session
Launching a career in humanitarian assistance: how evaluations can engage emerging perspectives (91)

Shalean Collins, PhD, MPH – Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine ### 2413849###Author###Assistant Professor###Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine###
Author: Shalean Collins, PhD, MPH – Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine
### @@@ Shalean Collins, PhD, MPH – Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine ### 2413849###Disscussant###Assistant Professor###Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine###
Disscussant: Shalean Collins, PhD, MPH – Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine
### @@@ Tripura Talagadadeevi, MPH – Tango International ### 2413856###Author###Research Associate###Tango International###
Author: Tripura Talagadadeevi, MPH – Tango International
### @@@ Tripura Talagadadeevi, MPH – Tango International ### 2413856###Disscussant###Research Associate###Tango International###
Disscussant: Tripura Talagadadeevi, MPH – Tango International
### @@@ Maryada Vallet, DrPH (c), MPH – Tango International ### 2413857###Author###Senior Researcher###Tango International###
Author: Maryada Vallet, DrPH (c), MPH – Tango International
### @@@ Maryada Vallet, DrPH (c), MPH – Tango International ### 2413857###Disscussant###Senior Researcher###Tango International###
Disscussant: Maryada Vallet, DrPH (c), MPH – Tango International
### @@@ Nancy Mock, DrPH – Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine ### 2413858###Author###Associate Professor###Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine###
Author: Nancy Mock, DrPH – Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine
### @@@ Tim Frankenberger, MA – Tango International ### 2413859###Author###President###Tango International###
Author: Tim Frankenberger, MA – Tango International
### @@@ Erin Franklin, MPH – Tango International/Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine ### 2454401###Presenter###Research Consultant###Tango International/Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine###
Presenter: Erin Franklin, MPH – Tango International/Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine
### 91
Launching an Evaluation Office in Health Professions Education: A Roadmap to Successful Implementation

Ashley Langford, MPH – Case Western Reserve University ### 2411996###Presenter###Medical Education Research and Evaluation Program Manager###Case Western Reserve University###
Presenter: Ashley Langford, MPH – Case Western Reserve University
### @@@ Ever Mkonyi, PhD in Organizational Leadership and Policy Development: Evaluation Studies – Case Western Reserve University ### 2411814###Presenter###Evaluation Data Analysts###Case Western Reserve University###
Presenter: Ever Mkonyi, PhD in Organizational Leadership and Policy Development: Evaluation Studies – Case Western Reserve University
### @@@ Lia Logio, MD, MACP, FRCP – Case Western Reserve University ### 2413155###Author###Vice Dean for Medical Education###Case Western Reserve University###
Author: Lia Logio, MD, MACP, FRCP – Case Western Reserve University
###
Lead, reflect, repeat! A new evaluator’s self-reflection about their journey incorporating typically unheard voices in an evaluation.

Brianna Jennings, MSW, RSW (she/her/hers) – Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation ### 2413230###Presenter###Specialist, Evaluation Services###Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation###
Presenter: Brianna Jennings, MSW, RSW (she/her/hers) – Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
### she/her/hers
Leadership and Organizational Performance Annual meeting

Theodoros Theoharis ### 2474415###Chair#########
Chair: Theodoros Theoharis
### @@@ Eva Chavez ### 2475793###Chair#########
Chair: Eva Chavez
###
Leadership and Organizational Performance Multipaper session
Learning Evaluation Through Doing Evaluation: Guidance & Reflection in Human Services Education (111)

Christopher M. Hall, MSW, PhD (he/him/his) – University of North Georgia ### 2101626###Facilitator###Assistant Professor###University of North Georgia###
Facilitator: Christopher M. Hall, MSW, PhD (he/him/his) – University of North Georgia
### he/him/his @@@ Amanda Smith, M.S. (she/her/hers) – Seeds that Grow, Inc. ### 2413783###Presenter###Intake and Quality Assurance Supervisor###Seeds that Grow, Inc.###
Presenter: Amanda Smith, M.S. (she/her/hers) – Seeds that Grow, Inc.
### she/her/hers @@@ Amanda Smith, M.S. (she/her/hers) – Seeds that Grow, Inc. ### 2413783###Disscussant###Intake and Quality Assurance Supervisor###Seeds that Grow, Inc.###
Disscussant: Amanda Smith, M.S. (she/her/hers) – Seeds that Grow, Inc.
### she/her/hers @@@ Brianna Gunter, B.S. (she/her/hers) – United Way of Hall County ### 2413790###Presenter###Case Manager###United Way of Hall County###
Presenter: Brianna Gunter, B.S. (she/her/hers) – United Way of Hall County
### she/her/hers @@@ Brianna Gunter, B.S. (she/her/hers) – United Way of Hall County ### 2413790###Disscussant###Case Manager###United Way of Hall County###
Disscussant: Brianna Gunter, B.S. (she/her/hers) – United Way of Hall County
### she/her/hers @@@ Patsy Folds, B.S. (she/her/hers) ### 2413826###Presenter#########
Presenter: Patsy Folds, B.S. (she/her/hers)
### she/her/hers @@@ Patsy Folds, B.S. (she/her/hers) ### 2413826###Disscussant#########
Disscussant: Patsy Folds, B.S. (she/her/hers)
### she/her/hers 111
Learning from Communities and Provider Voices: The Importance of Using Community Knowledge to Understand Behavioral Health Disparities and Solutions (6)

Linda Callejas, Ph.D. – University of South Florida ### 2044343###Disscussant###Research Associate Professor###University of South Florida###
Disscussant: Linda Callejas, Ph.D. – University of South Florida
### @@@ Anna Davidson Abella, PhD – University of South Florida ### 2413909###Disscussant###Assistant Research Professor###University of South Florida###
Disscussant: Anna Davidson Abella, PhD – University of South Florida
### @@@ Jocelyn Jarvis, B.S. – University of South Florida ### 2413910###Disscussant###PhD Student###University of South Florida###
Disscussant: Jocelyn Jarvis, B.S. – University of South Florida
### @@@ Ruby Joseph, B.S., M.P.A. – University of South Florida ### 2413912###Disscussant###Assistant-In-Research###University of South Florida###
Disscussant: Ruby Joseph, B.S., M.P.A. – University of South Florida
### 6
Learning from the ground up: Learning communities as an evaluation strategy

Becky Seel, MPH (she/her/hers) – Oregon Community Foundation ### 2044972###Presenter###Research & Learning Officer###Oregon Community Foundation###
Presenter: Becky Seel, MPH (she/her/hers) – Oregon Community Foundation
### she/her/hers @@@ Jean-Marie Callan, MPA – Oregon Community Foundation ### 2412169###Presenter###Senior Research and Learning Officer###Oregon Community Foundation###
Presenter: Jean-Marie Callan, MPA – Oregon Community Foundation
###
Learning Smart Together: Community Pathways to Education Savings Bonds

Jane A. Whynot, PhD – Goss Gilroy Inc./Carleton University ### 2413252###Presenter###Partner###Goss Gilroy Inc./Carleton University###
Presenter: Jane A. Whynot, PhD – Goss Gilroy Inc./Carleton University
###
Learning to Love Your Logic Model: Better Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation through Program Roadmaps. (1039)

Tom J. Chapel, MA, MBA – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ### 2391272###PD Workshop Presenter###Guest Researcher###Centers for Disease Control and Prevention###
PD Workshop Presenter: Tom J. Chapel, MA, MBA – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
### 1039
Learnings from the field: Justification for developing the Nutrition Support Assessment Tool (63)

Mackenzie Kemp, MSW, MPH – Center for Connected Care, Thomas Jefferson University ### 2411824###Author###Center Manager###Center for Connected Care, Thomas Jefferson University###
Author: Mackenzie Kemp, MSW, MPH – Center for Connected Care, Thomas Jefferson University
### @@@ Sara Malone, PhD, LCSW – Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine ### 2411825###Author###Assistant Professor###Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine###
Author: Sara Malone, PhD, LCSW – Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine
### @@@ Paula Ostroff, RN, MS – Center for Connected Care, Thomas Jefferson University ### 2411826###Author###Clinical Research Nurse###Center for Connected Care, Thomas Jefferson University###
Author: Paula Ostroff, RN, MS – Center for Connected Care, Thomas Jefferson University
### @@@ Nina Diamond, MPH – Center for Connected Care, Thomas Jefferson University ### 2411827###Author###Research Coordinator###Center for Connected Care, Thomas Jefferson University###
Author: Nina Diamond, MPH – Center for Connected Care, Thomas Jefferson University
### @@@ Kristin Rising, MD, MSHP – Center for Connected Care, Thomas Jefferson University ### 2411823###Author###Executive Director###Center for Connected Care, Thomas Jefferson University###
Author: Kristin Rising, MD, MSHP – Center for Connected Care, Thomas Jefferson University
### @@@ Nina Diamond, MPH – Center for Connected Care, Thomas Jefferson University ### 2411827###Presenter###Research Coordinator###Center for Connected Care, Thomas Jefferson University###
Presenter: Nina Diamond, MPH – Center for Connected Care, Thomas Jefferson University
### 63
Lessons and Opportunities for Evaluators in Assessing Experiential Learning (166)

George Chitiyo, PhD – Tennessee Tech University ### 2094354###Presenter###Professor###Tennessee Tech University###
Presenter: George Chitiyo, PhD – Tennessee Tech University
### @@@ George Chitiyo, PhD – Tennessee Tech University ### 2094354###Author###Professor###Tennessee Tech University###
Author: George Chitiyo, PhD – Tennessee Tech University
### @@@ Amber E. Buckner Watts, MS, RDN, LDN, SNS – Tennessee Tech University ### 2411880###Presenter###Experiential Learning Coordinator###Tennessee Tech University###
Presenter: Amber E. Buckner Watts, MS, RDN, LDN, SNS – Tennessee Tech University
### @@@ Amber E. Buckner Watts, MS, RDN, LDN, SNS – Tennessee Tech University ### 2411880###Author###Experiential Learning Coordinator###Tennessee Tech University###
Author: Amber E. Buckner Watts, MS, RDN, LDN, SNS – Tennessee Tech University
### 166
Lessons from Process Evaluation of CDC’s Let’s Stop HIV Together, a National HIV Social Marketing Campaign (64)

Brittany K. Marshall, DrPH, MPH – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ### 2411869###Presenter###Behavioral Scientist###Centers for Disease Control and Prevention###
Presenter: Brittany K. Marshall, DrPH, MPH – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
### @@@ Brittany K. Marshall, DrPH, MPH – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ### 2411869###Chair###Behavioral Scientist###Centers for Disease Control and Prevention###
Chair: Brittany K. Marshall, DrPH, MPH – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
### 64
Lessons Learned Adapting a Health Impact Assessment Tool Using Cognitive Interviews (120)

Shelly Maras, PhD – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ### 2101444###Presenter###Research Scientist###University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill###
Presenter: Shelly Maras, PhD – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
### @@@ Shelly Maras, PhD – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ### 2101444###Author###Research Scientist###University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill###
Author: Shelly Maras, PhD – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
### @@@ Bola B. Bilikis Yusuf, MPH, MBBS – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ### 2101469###Presenter###Evaluation Research Assistant###University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill###
Presenter: Bola B. Bilikis Yusuf, MPH, MBBS – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
### @@@ Bola B. Bilikis Yusuf, MPH, MBBS – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ### 2101469###Author###Evaluation Research Assistant###University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill###
Author: Bola B. Bilikis Yusuf, MPH, MBBS – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
### @@@ Rossana Roberts, MSW MPH (she/her/hers) – UNC Chapel Hill, Center for Health Equity Research, Abacus Evaluation ### 2101445###Author###Evaluation Research Specialist###UNC Chapel Hill, Center for Health Equity Research, Abacus Evaluation###
Author: Rossana Roberts, MSW MPH (she/her/hers) – UNC Chapel Hill, Center for Health Equity Research, Abacus Evaluation
### she/her/hers @@@ Tara Carr, PhD – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ### 2412060###Author###Research Project Manager###University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill###
Author: Tara Carr, PhD – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
### @@@ Abisola Osinuga Osinuga Snipes, PhD, MPH (she/her/hers) – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ### 2101511###Author###Research Project Manager###University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill###
Author: Abisola Osinuga Osinuga Snipes, PhD, MPH (she/her/hers) – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
### she/her/hers @@@ Leah Frerichs, PhD – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ### 2412061###Author###Associate Director###University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill###
Author: Leah Frerichs, PhD – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
### @@@ Rachel Kaufmann, BS, PMP – Duke University ### 2412062###Author###Project Leader II###Duke University###
Author: Rachel Kaufmann, BS, PMP – Duke University
### @@@ Tim Veldman, PhD – Duke University ### 2412063###Author###Research Scientist###Duke University###
Author: Tim Veldman, PhD – Duke University
### @@@ Krista Perreira, PhD – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ### 2412064###Author###Professor###University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill###
Author: Krista Perreira, PhD – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
### @@@ Keiana Watkins, MSPH, PMP – Duke University ### 2412065###Author###Project Leader II###Duke University###
Author: Keiana Watkins, MSPH, PMP – Duke University
### @@@ Caroline Taheri, MPH – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ### 2412066###Author###Evaluation Research Assistant###University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill###
Author: Caroline Taheri, MPH – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
### 120
Lessons Learned from Starting a University-Based Evaluation Center (147)

Adriana Cimetta, PhD Educational Psychology, minoring in Public Health – Program Planning and Evaluation (University of Arizona); MPH (University of Arizona) – Center for Educational Assessment, Research, and Evaluation, University of Arizona ### 2044377###Presenter###Associate Research Professor###Center for Educational Assessment, Research, and Evaluation, University of Arizona###
Presenter: Adriana Cimetta, PhD Educational Psychology, minoring in Public Health – Program Planning and Evaluation (University of Arizona); MPH (University of Arizona) – Center for Educational Assessment, Research, and Evaluation, University of Arizona
### @@@ Adriana Cimetta, PhD Educational Psychology, minoring in Public Health – Program Planning and Evaluation (University of Arizona); MPH (University of Arizona) – Center for Educational Assessment, Research, and Evaluation, University of Arizona ### 2044377###Author###Associate Research Professor###Center for Educational Assessment, Research, and Evaluation, University of Arizona###
Author: Adriana Cimetta, PhD Educational Psychology, minoring in Public Health – Program Planning and Evaluation (University of Arizona); MPH (University of Arizona) – Center for Educational Assessment, Research, and Evaluation, University of Arizona
### @@@ Rebecca Friesen, PhD (she/her/hers) – University of Arizona ### 2044362###Author###Research Scientist###University of Arizona###
Author: Rebecca Friesen, PhD (she/her/hers) – University of Arizona
### she/her/hers 147
Lessons Learned in Empowering Teams: a Necessary Training Primer for STEM Researchers Engaging in Educational Research

Stephen P. Mattingly, Ph.D. – University of Texas at Arlington ### 2413287###Presenter###Professor###University of Texas at Arlington###
Presenter: Stephen P. Mattingly, Ph.D. – University of Texas at Arlington
### @@@ Stephen P. Mattingly, Ph.D. – University of Texas at Arlington ### 2413287###Author###Professor###University of Texas at Arlington###
Author: Stephen P. Mattingly, Ph.D. – University of Texas at Arlington
### @@@ Rebecca Mauldin, Ph.D. – University of Texas at Arlington ### 2413288###Author###Assistant Professor###University of Texas at Arlington###
Author: Rebecca Mauldin, Ph.D. – University of Texas at Arlington
### @@@ Paula Mattingly, BA – Owl Evaluations ### 2413289###Author###Evaluation Coordinator###Owl Evaluations###
Author: Paula Mattingly, BA – Owl Evaluations
###
Let the data speak: The use of real-world educational data and Power BI (202)

Cari Murphy, PhD – University of Idaho, Center on Disabilities and Human Development ### 2412444###Presenter###Interim Director###University of Idaho, Center on Disabilities and Human Development###
Presenter: Cari Murphy, PhD – University of Idaho, Center on Disabilities and Human Development
### @@@ Lily Robb – University of Idaho, Center on Disabilities and Human Development ### 2412446###Presenter###Program Evaluation Coordinator###University of Idaho, Center on Disabilities and Human Development###
Presenter: Lily Robb – University of Idaho, Center on Disabilities and Human Development
### 202
Let’s LOL! Leveraging Our Learning – Strategies to Build Evaluation Capacity

Sylvia Epps, PhD – Decision Information Resources ### 2412201###Presenter###President###Decision Information Resources###
Presenter: Sylvia Epps, PhD – Decision Information Resources
### @@@ Sylvia Epps, PhD – Decision Information Resources ### 2412201###Author###President###Decision Information Resources###
Author: Sylvia Epps, PhD – Decision Information Resources
### @@@ Cynthia Castaldo-Walsh, PhD – Decision Information Resources ### 2413804###Presenter###Senior Researcher###Decision Information Resources###
Presenter: Cynthia Castaldo-Walsh, PhD – Decision Information Resources
### @@@ Cynthia Castaldo-Walsh, PhD – Decision Information Resources ### 2413804###Author###Senior Researcher###Decision Information Resources###
Author: Cynthia Castaldo-Walsh, PhD – Decision Information Resources
### @@@ Simone Jackson, n/a – Decision Information Resources ### 2417995###Author###Senior Research Associate###Decision Information Resources###
Author: Simone Jackson, n/a – Decision Information Resources
### @@@ Carol Pistorino, n/a – Decision Information Resources ### 2412535###Author###Vice President###Decision Information Resources###
Author: Carol Pistorino, n/a – Decision Information Resources
###
Let's dance: Strategies for including perspectives in strategy assessments (91)

Emily A. bourcier, MHA, MPH – Center for Community Health and Evaluation ### 2045061###Presenter###Manager###Center for Community Health and Evaluation###
Presenter: Emily A. bourcier, MHA, MPH – Center for Community Health and Evaluation
### @@@ Trang Le, MPH – Center for Community Health and Evaluation ### 2411966###Presenter###Evaluation and Learning Associate###Center for Community Health and Evaluation###
Presenter: Trang Le, MPH – Center for Community Health and Evaluation
### @@@ Kate Katzman, MPH – Center for Community Health and Evaluation ### 2412363###Presenter###Evaluation and Learning Associate###Center for Community Health and Evaluation###
Presenter: Kate Katzman, MPH – Center for Community Health and Evaluation
### 91
Let's Learn From and Support One Another: Lessons from Internal Evaluators in Building Culture of Culturally Responsive and Equitable Evaluation (CREE) in an Environmental Organization (23)

Michelle Eckman, N/A – Mass Audubon ### 2413751###Presenter###Director of Evaluation###Mass Audubon###
Presenter: Michelle Eckman, N/A – Mass Audubon
### 23
Let’s Slay those adolescent and youth-focused program evaluations! Crucial concepts in planning evaluations and integrating meaningful youth engagement approaches and methods (1040)

Susan Igras, MPH – Independent ### 2391296###PD Workshop Presenter###Independent Consultant-Collaborator###Independent###
PD Workshop Presenter: Susan Igras, MPH – Independent
### @@@ Rugyatou Kane, MS – U of VA-Blacksburg ### 2391297###PD Workshop Presenter###PhD Student###U of VA-Blacksburg###
PD Workshop Presenter: Rugyatou Kane, MS – U of VA-Blacksburg
### @@@ Safyatou Diallo – MEL Senegal/EnCompass-MSI ### 2503817###PD Workshop Presenter###Senior Learning and Capacity Building Specialist###MEL Senegal/EnCompass-MSI###
PD Workshop Presenter: Safyatou Diallo – MEL Senegal/EnCompass-MSI
### @@@ Soukeyna Ourdraogo – Coordinator, SenEval Youth and Child Evaluation Theme Group ### 2391275###PD Workshop Presenter###Monitoring & Evaluation Consultant###Coordinator, SenEval Youth and Child Evaluation Theme Group###
PD Workshop Presenter: Soukeyna Ourdraogo – Coordinator, SenEval Youth and Child Evaluation Theme Group
### 1040
Letting the Data Speak: Effectively integrating and synthesizing your data to tell the story (1041)

Ghazia Aslam, PhD (she/her/hers) – EnCompass LLC ### 2044477###PD Workshop Presenter###Senior MEL Advisor###EnCompass LLC###
PD Workshop Presenter: Ghazia Aslam, PhD (she/her/hers) – EnCompass LLC
### she/her/hers @@@ Jonathan Jones, n/a – Encompass LLC ### 2045460###PD Workshop Presenter###Sr Director Monitoring Evaluation Learning (MEL)###Encompass LLC###
PD Workshop Presenter: Jonathan Jones, n/a – Encompass LLC
### 1041
Leveraging Evaluation Data in the Development of an Implementation Fidelity Instrument to Support Program Expansion

Rachel Garrison, M.Ed. – Research, Evaluation & Measurement Center, College of Education, University of South Carolina ### 2412899###Presenter###Research Assistant###Research, Evaluation & Measurement Center, College of Education, University of South Carolina###
Presenter: Rachel Garrison, M.Ed. – Research, Evaluation & Measurement Center, College of Education, University of South Carolina
### @@@ Bryanna L. Montpeirous, Ph.D. – Research, Evaluation, & Measurement Center, College of Education, University of South Carolina ### 2412900###Presenter###Research Associate###Research, Evaluation, & Measurement Center, College of Education, University of South Carolina###
Presenter: Bryanna L. Montpeirous, Ph.D. – Research, Evaluation, & Measurement Center, College of Education, University of South Carolina
### @@@ Ashlee A. Lewis, Ph.D. – Research, Evaluation, & Measurement Center, University of South Carolina ### 2044050###Presenter###Assistant Director, Research Associate Professor###Research, Evaluation, & Measurement Center, University of South Carolina###
Presenter: Ashlee A. Lewis, Ph.D. – Research, Evaluation, & Measurement Center, University of South Carolina
###
Leveraging evaluation research to support learning and capacity strengthening in a low-income setting: A case study from the FUTURES evaluation in Oromia, Ethiopia (104)

Janine Barden-O'Fallon, PhD – Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ### 2412270###Presenter###Senior Research Analyst###Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill###
Presenter: Janine Barden-O'Fallon, PhD – Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
### @@@ Janine Barden-O'Fallon, PhD – Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ### 2412270###Author###Senior Research Analyst###Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill###
Author: Janine Barden-O'Fallon, PhD – Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
### @@@ Fikadu Mitiku, PhD – Jimma University ### 2412271###Author###Associate Professor of Agricultural and Development Economics###Jimma University###
Author: Fikadu Mitiku, PhD – Jimma University
### @@@ Liz Millar, MPH – Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ### 2044636###Author###Research Analyst###Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill###
Author: Liz Millar, MPH – Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
### @@@ Adugna Eneyew, PhD – Jimma University ### 2412272###Author###Associate Professor of Agricultural and Development Economics###Jimma University###
Author: Adugna Eneyew, PhD – Jimma University
### 104
Leveraging Existing Data Sources to Amplify Underrepresented Voices and Promote Equity in Program Evaluation (110)

Camille Barnes, Ph.D. – Center for Human Services Research at SUNY Albany ### 2412963###Presenter###Senior Research Scientist###Center for Human Services Research at SUNY Albany###
Presenter: Camille Barnes, Ph.D. – Center for Human Services Research at SUNY Albany
### @@@ Sandra McGinnis, Ph.D. – Center for Human Services Research at SUNY Albany ### 2412964###Presenter###Senior Research Scientist###Center for Human Services Research at SUNY Albany###
Presenter: Sandra McGinnis, Ph.D. – Center for Human Services Research at SUNY Albany
### @@@ Maile Ray, Ph.D. – Center for Human Services Research at SUNY Albany ### 2412965###Presenter###Senior Research Scientist###Center for Human Services Research at SUNY Albany###
Presenter: Maile Ray, Ph.D. – Center for Human Services Research at SUNY Albany
### @@@ Thomas LaPorte, Ph.D. – University at Albany ### 2412962###Chair###Senior Research Scientist###University at Albany###
Chair: Thomas LaPorte, Ph.D. – University at Albany
### @@@ Thomas LaPorte, Ph.D. – University at Albany ### 2412962###Presenter###Senior Research Scientist###University at Albany###
Presenter: Thomas LaPorte, Ph.D. – University at Albany
### 110
Leveraging on Ethnography, to increase Participation, Amplifying and Empowering Voices of Adolescents, Young and Under-represented Persons in Evaluation. (264)

Samuel Isiko, SI – Ohio University ### 2411819###Presenter###Samuel Isiko is a Doctoral Student majoring in Educational Research and Evaluation (EDRE) and a Grad###Ohio University###
Presenter: Samuel Isiko, SI – Ohio University
### @@@ Samuel Isiko, SI – Ohio University ### 2411819###Author###Samuel Isiko is a Doctoral Student majoring in Educational Research and Evaluation (EDRE) and a Grad###Ohio University###
Author: Samuel Isiko, SI – Ohio University
### @@@ Krisanna Machtmes, PhD – Ohio University ### 2044901###Presenter###Associate Professor of Educational Research and Evaluation###Ohio University###
Presenter: Krisanna Machtmes, PhD – Ohio University
### @@@ Doreen A. Otieno, DAO – Ohio University ### 2413678### Author###Doreen, an international graduate student at Ohio University's Patton College of Education, is pursu###Ohio University###
Author: Doreen A. Otieno, DAO – Ohio University
### 264
Leveraging Online Self-Paced Learning to Strengthen the Capacity of Emerging Evaluators (68)

Lori A. Wingate, Ph.D. (she/her/hers) – Western Michigan University ### 2044131###Presenter###Executive Director###Western Michigan University###
Presenter: Lori A. Wingate, Ph.D. (she/her/hers) – Western Michigan University
### she/her/hers @@@ Kelly N. Robertson, Ph.D. – Western Michigan University ### 2144361###Presenter###Principal Research Associate###Western Michigan University###
Presenter: Kelly N. Robertson, Ph.D. – Western Michigan University
### 68
Leveraging Systems Mapping to Prioritize Community Voice (285)

Lenka Berkowitz, M.S. (she/her/hers) – Apex Evaluation ### 2043953###Presenter###Senior Evaluator###Apex Evaluation###
Presenter: Lenka Berkowitz, M.S. (she/her/hers) – Apex Evaluation
### she/her/hers @@@ Tiffany Poore, B.S. – Alliance for a Healthier Generation ### 2411908###Presenter###Evaluation Manager###Alliance for a Healthier Generation###
Presenter: Tiffany Poore, B.S. – Alliance for a Healthier Generation
### 285
Leveraging Youth Voices: An Evaluation of Student Involvement in After-School Program Decision

Pia Otero, MEd, MA Sociology and Education (she/her/hers) – L&G Research & Evaluation Consulting Inc. ### 2101523###Presenter###Associate Director of Research and Evaluation###L&G Research & Evaluation Consulting Inc.###
Presenter: Pia Otero, MEd, MA Sociology and Education (she/her/hers) – L&G Research & Evaluation Consulting Inc.
### she/her/hers @@@ Pia Otero, MEd, MA Sociology and Education (she/her/hers) – L&G Research & Evaluation Consulting Inc. ### 2101523###Author###Associate Director of Research and Evaluation###L&G Research & Evaluation Consulting Inc.###
Author: Pia Otero, MEd, MA Sociology and Education (she/her/hers) – L&G Research & Evaluation Consulting Inc.
### she/her/hers @@@ Hannah Kitchin, MA – L&G Research & Evaluation Consulting ### 2045199###Author###Evaluator###L&G Research & Evaluation Consulting###
Author: Hannah Kitchin, MA – L&G Research & Evaluation Consulting
### @@@ Cindy Lowe, MSW, MPA – L&G Research and Evaluation Consulting, Inc. ### 2413257###Author###Evaluator###L&G Research and Evaluation Consulting, Inc.###
Author: Cindy Lowe, MSW, MPA – L&G Research and Evaluation Consulting, Inc.
### @@@ Hannah Kitchin, MA ### 2438306###Presenter#########
Presenter: Hannah Kitchin, MA
###
Liberatory Spiritual Guidance for Social Transformation: How Our Ethics Guide Our Evaluation Efforts (14)

Susan M. Wolfe, PhD (she/her/hers) – Susan Wolfe and Associates, LLC ### 2043968###Facilitator###CEO/Community Consultant###Susan Wolfe and Associates, LLC###
Facilitator: Susan M. Wolfe, PhD (she/her/hers) – Susan Wolfe and Associates, LLC
### she/her/hers @@@ Geri Lynn Peak, DrPh – Two Gems Consulting ### 2045476###Facilitator###President###Two Gems Consulting###
Facilitator: Geri Lynn Peak, DrPh – Two Gems Consulting
### 14
Lift Every Voice: Incorporating Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Accessibility, and Belonging in Evaluation Practice (32)

Alleia Pluymers, MPH, MBA – CDC ### 2413740###Presenter###Evaluation Fellow###CDC###
Presenter: Alleia Pluymers, MPH, MBA – CDC
### @@@ Alleia Pluymers, MPH, MBA – CDC ### 2413740###Author###Evaluation Fellow###CDC###
Author: Alleia Pluymers, MPH, MBA – CDC
### @@@ Omoshalewa Bamkole, MPH – CDC ### 2044806###Presenter###Health Scientist (Evaluation)###CDC###
Presenter: Omoshalewa Bamkole, MPH – CDC
### @@@ Omoshalewa Bamkole, MPH – CDC ### 2044806###Author###Health Scientist (Evaluation)###CDC###
Author: Omoshalewa Bamkole, MPH – CDC
### @@@ Marie Kumerow, MPH – CDC ### 2413741###Presenter###Health Scientist###CDC###
Presenter: Marie Kumerow, MPH – CDC
### @@@ Marie Kumerow, MPH – CDC ### 2413741###Author###Health Scientist###CDC###
Author: Marie Kumerow, MPH – CDC
### @@@ Evangelia Theodorou, MA, MPH, CHES – CDC ### 2413688###Author###Health Scientist (Evaluation)###CDC###
Author: Evangelia Theodorou, MA, MPH, CHES – CDC
### @@@ Bilquis Khan Jiwani, MSc. (Epi), MBA, MSc. (Stats) (she/her/hers) – CDC ### 2044810###Author###Evaluation Fellow###CDC###
Author: Bilquis Khan Jiwani, MSc. (Epi), MBA, MSc. (Stats) (she/her/hers) – CDC
### she/her/hers @@@ Jasmine Gaillard, MPH – CDC ### 2044808###Author###Evaluation Fellow###CDC###
Author: Jasmine Gaillard, MPH – CDC
### 32
Lifting the Voices of ʻĀina (Land, Sky, Ocean) in Evaluation: Three Indigenous Perspectives

Joan L. LaFrance, PhD – Mekinak Consulting ### 2417684###Presenter###Owner###Mekinak Consulting###
Presenter: Joan L. LaFrance, PhD – Mekinak Consulting
### @@@ FIona Cram, n/a (she/her/hers) – Kotoa Limited ### 2417722###Presenter###Director###Kotoa Limited###
Presenter: FIona Cram, n/a (she/her/hers) – Kotoa Limited
### she/her/hers @@@ Pālama Lee, PhD – Liliʻuokalani Trust ### 2417758###Presenter###Director, Research and Evaluation###Liliʻuokalani Trust###
Presenter: Pālama Lee, PhD – Liliʻuokalani Trust
### @@@ Katherine A. Tibbetts, MSW, PhD – Liliʻuokalani Trust ### 2094349###Chair###Managing Director of Research, Evaluation & Data Science###Liliʻuokalani Trust###
Chair: Katherine A. Tibbetts, MSW, PhD – Liliʻuokalani Trust
### @@@ Katherine A. Tibbetts, MSW, PhD – Liliʻuokalani Trust ### 2094349###Disscussant###Managing Director of Research, Evaluation & Data Science###Liliʻuokalani Trust###
Disscussant: Katherine A. Tibbetts, MSW, PhD – Liliʻuokalani Trust
###
Lifting the voices of the unheard: Findings and lessons from evaluating results-based funding amongst multilateral banks

Chikako Miwa, MIA – Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank Group ### 2412824###Presenter###Evaluation Analyst###Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank Group###
Presenter: Chikako Miwa, MIA – Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank Group
### @@@ Chikako Miwa, MIA – Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank Group ### 2412824###Author###Evaluation Analyst###Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank Group###
Author: Chikako Miwa, MIA – Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank Group
### @@@ Chikako Miwa, MIA – Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank Group ### 2412824###Facilitator###Evaluation Analyst###Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank Group###
Facilitator: Chikako Miwa, MIA – Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank Group
### @@@ Chikako Miwa, MIA – Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank Group ### 2412824###Chair###Evaluation Analyst###Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank Group###
Chair: Chikako Miwa, MIA – Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank Group
### @@@ Chikako Miwa, MIA – Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank Group ### 2412824###Disscussant###Evaluation Analyst###Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank Group###
Disscussant: Chikako Miwa, MIA – Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank Group
### @@@ Christopher Nelson, PhD – Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank ### 2412848###Author###Manager###Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank###
Author: Christopher Nelson, PhD – Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank
### @@@ Christopher Nelson, PhD – Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank ### 2412848###Facilitator###Manager###Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank###
Facilitator: Christopher Nelson, PhD – Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank
### @@@ Christopher Nelson, PhD – Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank ### 2412848###Chair###Manager###Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank###
Chair: Christopher Nelson, PhD – Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank
### @@@ Christopher Nelson, PhD – Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank ### 2412848###Disscussant###Manager###Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank###
Disscussant: Christopher Nelson, PhD – Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank
### @@@ Ebru Karamete – Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank Group ### 2433561###Presenter###Evaluation Officer###Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank Group###
Presenter: Ebru Karamete – Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank Group
###
Linking processes and outcomes towards transformative evaluation: Lessons from the Intermountain West (271)

Rebecca Witinok-Huber, PhD – University of Wyoming ### 2412111###Presenter###Co-Production Research Scientist###University of Wyoming###
Presenter: Rebecca Witinok-Huber, PhD – University of Wyoming
### @@@ Rebecca Witinok-Huber, PhD – University of Wyoming ### 2412111###Author###Co-Production Research Scientist###University of Wyoming###
Author: Rebecca Witinok-Huber, PhD – University of Wyoming
### @@@ Corrie Knapp, PhD – University of Wyoming ### 2412607###Author###Associate Professor and WyACT co-PI###University of Wyoming###
Author: Corrie Knapp, PhD – University of Wyoming
### @@@ Jewell Lund, PhD – University of Wyoming ### 2412609###Author###Knowledge Co-Production Coordinator###University of Wyoming###
Author: Jewell Lund, PhD – University of Wyoming
### @@@ Weston Eaton, PhD – University of Wyoming ### 2412611###Author###Visiting Assistant Professor###University of Wyoming###
Author: Weston Eaton, PhD – University of Wyoming
### 271
LISTEN! Strategies for Equitably Gathering Feedback when Power Asymmetry May Exist (241)

Erin Holbrook, MPA – CAI ### 2101687###Presenter###Project and Evaluation Manager###CAI###
Presenter: Erin Holbrook, MPA – CAI
### @@@ Rebekah Thomas, MA – Via Evaluation ### 2411822###Presenter###Senior Research Associate###Via Evaluation###
Presenter: Rebekah Thomas, MA – Via Evaluation
### 241
Listening to the Voices of Teachers: Findings from an Integrated Student Support Intervention (203)

Jee Hun Yoo, PhD – Mary E. Walsh Center for Thriving Children, Boston College ### 2412403###Author###Evaluation Researcher###Mary E. Walsh Center for Thriving Children, Boston College###
Author: Jee Hun Yoo, PhD – Mary E. Walsh Center for Thriving Children, Boston College
### @@@ Kathleen Drucker, PhD – Walsh Center for Thriving Children, Boston College ### 2411860###Author###Senior Evaluation Researcher###Walsh Center for Thriving Children, Boston College###
Author: Kathleen Drucker, PhD – Walsh Center for Thriving Children, Boston College
### @@@ Nan Yang, Ph.D. – Mary E. Walsh Center for Thriving Children, Boston College ### 2412831###Presenter###Survey Researcher###Mary E. Walsh Center for Thriving Children, Boston College###
Presenter: Nan Yang, Ph.D. – Mary E. Walsh Center for Thriving Children, Boston College
### 203
Living our Values: Lessons learned from 5 years as a queer-woman owned & operated evaluation firm

Maya Lefkowich, PhD (she/her/hers) – AND implementation inc ### 2044260###Presenter###Director & Senior Consultant###AND implementation inc###
Presenter: Maya Lefkowich, PhD (she/her/hers) – AND implementation inc
### she/her/hers @@@ Jennica Nichols, CE, MPH (she/her/hers) – AND Implementation Inc ### 2044261###Facilitator###Director & Senior Consultant###AND Implementation Inc###
Facilitator: Jennica Nichols, CE, MPH (she/her/hers) – AND Implementation Inc
### she/her/hers @@@ Jennica Nichols, CE, MPH (she/her/hers) – AND Implementation Inc ### 2044261###Presenter###Director & Senior Consultant###AND Implementation Inc###
Presenter: Jennica Nichols, CE, MPH (she/her/hers) – AND Implementation Inc
### she/her/hers
Living Under Pressure: A Qualitative Study of Shelter Gaps and Coping Strategies among Syrian Refugees and Jordanians

Christine Ayad, MS – Blumont ### 2417745###Presenter###Communications & Program Analyst###Blumont###
Presenter: Christine Ayad, MS – Blumont
###
Local voices talking it out: Organizational self-assessment tool to promote dialogue and shared understanding about how to advance health and equity

Diana Charbonneau, MA (she/her/hers) – Center for Community Health and Evaluation ### 2412001###Presenter###Evaluation & Learning Associate III###Center for Community Health and Evaluation###
Presenter: Diana Charbonneau, MA (she/her/hers) – Center for Community Health and Evaluation
### she/her/hers @@@ Maggie Jones, MPH (she/her/hers) – Center for Community Health and Evaluation ### 2044121###Presenter###Director###Center for Community Health and Evaluation###
Presenter: Maggie Jones, MPH (she/her/hers) – Center for Community Health and Evaluation
### she/her/hers
Localizing Large Language Models for Inclusive International Development

Lindsey Moore, PhD – United Nations University, Maastricht / DevelopMetrics ### 2413105###Presenter###Research Fellow / CEO###United Nations University, Maastricht / DevelopMetrics###
Presenter: Lindsey Moore, PhD – United Nations University, Maastricht / DevelopMetrics
### @@@ Lindsey Moore, PhD – United Nations University, Maastricht / DevelopMetrics ### 2413105###Author###Research Fellow / CEO###United Nations University, Maastricht / DevelopMetrics###
Author: Lindsey Moore, PhD – United Nations University, Maastricht / DevelopMetrics
###