Are you confused by all of the options available to evaluate your work?

Do you wish there was a common framework for the types and uses of evaluation to be shared by all community development stakeholders?

Join us for All in Good Measure: Building Your Toolkit to Evaluate Capacity, Performance and Impact on June 28 at the Kansas City Marriott Downtown in Kansas City, Missouri.

This one-day symposium, part of the NeighborWorks Training Institute in Kansas City (June 26-30), will be a highly interactive, enlightening opportunity to learn about the range of evaluation options available for funders, practitioners, intermediaries and other community development stakeholders.

Participants will explore and contribute to a one-of-a-kind map, unveiled publicly for the first time at this event, which graphically depicts the many different evaluation approaches and tools available.

Peers will share their stories of obstacles and successes with different methods, and participants will take away a smaller version of the map and the accompanying legend for future reference.

The symposium begins at 8:30 a.m. and ends at 4 p.m. The fee is $195 and includes continental breakfast, a luncheon, all materials, and the NeighborWorks Training Institute networking reception that evening. Pre-event registration deadline is June 5.

If you are interested in attending additional courses during the training institute, consider the following related courses:

--The Power of Information: Community Analysis Using the Census and Other Data Tools (Monday - Tuesday)
--Measuring the Impacts of Your Revitalization Work (Thursday - Friday)

For more information about the NeighborWorks Training Institute in Kansas City, visit www.nw.org/training.

About NeighborWorks Training Institute

Established in 1988, the NeighborWorks Training Institute offers training, certification, networking opportunities and other resources to tens of thousands of people who are seeking to revitalize their communities.

The training institute is one of ten national programs, which further NeighborWorks America's goal of "strengthening communities and transforming lives."

Community development practitioners, nonprofit organizations, policy makers, public officials, lenders, developers, community organizers and residents rely on the training institute for progressive ideas, models for success, and education that keeps them in the forefront of the community development field.

Related Link: Community Development Measurement Symposium in Kansas City, Missouri

For more information contact:

NeighborWorks Training Institute
NeighborWorks America
1325 G Street, NW, Suite 800
Washington
DC 20005
USA

Phone: 800-438-5547
Fax: 202-376-2168
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://nw.org/network/training/training.asp