The Indigenous Peoples’ conference on evaluation took place in Rotorua, New Zealand. It was the first Indigenous Peoples’ Evaluation Conference and EvalIndigenous was a sponsor.

The Canadian Evaluation Society Educational Fund (CESEF) is happy to announce that it will host a Silent Auction during the upcoming CES National Conference in Halifax.

The desk review is intended to inform the development of a diversity framework for the organizational practices of the Canadian Evaluation Society, which will provide guidance on how to integrate practices that reduce barriers and improve opportunities for participation for all individuals.

Thirteen ambitious teams from across Canada competed in the first round of the Student Evaluation Case Competition on Saturday, February 9th.

As Chair of the Consortium of Universities for Evaluation Education (CUEE), I am pleased to invite you to visit our new website (http://evaluationeducation.ca/).

The Canadian Evaluation Society is searching for a new vice-president who will hold office for the period July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2021.

The Canadian Evaluation Society Educational Fund (CESEF) has two exciting announcements – the launch of an updated, bilingual CESEF WEBSITE and CESEF membership is now available at no cost!

Congratulations to EvalPartners on the launch of their 50th newsletter in November 2018!

A new webinar, “CJPE Book Club: Expanding the Role of Digital Photographs in Evaluation Practice: Documenting, Sense-Making, and Imagining” is now available for free for CES members and non-members! It can be found on the CJPE Book Club Webinars section of the website.

The Canadian Evaluation Society Educational Fund (CESEF) has an immediate vacancy on its board of directors for the position of Treasurer.