This panel brings together experts in biophysical sciences, conflict resolution, and leading-edge evaluation to outline the issues, share a success story where drawing from indigenous and social science knowledge provided sustainability-ready evaluation, and challenge CES members to take action on this critical imperative.

The Alberta First Nations Information Governance Centre (AFNIGC) is an Alberta Chiefs’ mandated organization that works to promote, protect, and advance First Nation principles of Ownership, Control, Access, and Possession (OCAP™) in research and information management.

What role does community engagement and collaboration have at the municipal level? What kind of dynamic relationships exist with their bordering neighbors? How do they co-create, and collaborate when operating in somewhat competitive circumstances?

This panel of three Indigenous evaluators and one non-Indigenous evaluation ally examines the role of evaluation in promoting sovereignty and self-determination and challenge those in attendance to move beyond current notions of culturally responsive evaluation to advocate for true co-creation.

The 2017 annual CES conference theme, Facing Forward, yielded many excellent papers by evaluation leaders in the various conference formats.

C2017 presenters are invited to share their conference documentation.

There’s been a quiet revolution in conference presentations over the past ten years, and it’s all in the name of learning and knowledge translation.

The Australasian International Evaluation Conference was held in September 2016 in Perth, Australia.

The Reflections from the Edge conference strand will prove to be a popular feature of the CES 2016 conference.

The deadline for presentation proposals for the 2016 CES Conference, in St. John's is January 15, 2016.