The C2022 Calls for proposals were officially launched on November 25. With the opening of the online application portal, the conference Co-Chairs invite all professionals from the public, private, not-for-profit and academic sectors to submit their proposals for presentations, workshops and thematic breakfasts for the 2022 national conference: C2022 – Diversity, Our Interwoven Experiences (June 11-15 in Winnipeg).

The 2022 Canadian Evaluation Society / Canadian Evaluation Society Educational Fund Student Evaluation Case Competition is underway.  Our committee is excited to offer future Canadian evaluators this dynamic learning opportunity.

CES is working on revamping its stance on (and member support for) ethical practice in evaluation. We need your help to make sure this work is member-centred.

The Canadian Evaluation Society established its Fellowship several years ago to honour individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the CES and to the broader evaluation community. This year, CES is accepting nominations for new Fellows until January 31, 2022.

The Prince Edward Island Chapter of the Canadian Evaluation Society has launched a new series that profiles evaluators in the province.

All of the dedicated volunteers for the 2022 Canadian Evaluation Society national conference — C2022 Diversity, Our Interwoven Experiences — in Winnipeg are excited to announce the launch of the website c2022.evaluationcanada.ca, as well as the Calls for proposals for presentations, workshops and thematic breakfasts https://c2022.evaluationcanada.ca/proposal-submission/.

What’s that evaluation story you still tell at dinner parties? You know the one – it’s about that time your values were challenged, but you persevered. It ended with that nugget of wisdom that now guides your ethical evaluation practice.

The Board of Directors of the CES Educational Fund (CESEF) is pleased to announce that Linzi Williamson is serving as its new Chair. Linzi (PhD, CE) is a CIHR-funded postdoctoral researcher and program evaluator at the University of Saskatchewan, and she is residing in Meaford, Ontario. She joined CESEF in 2017 as a board member and Chair of the Graduate Scholarship Program, which was relaunched in 2019.

The Prince Edward Island Chapter of the Canadian Evaluation Society has launched a new series that profiles evaluators in the province.