Day One: Presentations

In early December, the Peacebuilding Evaluation Consortium, DME for Peace, and Everyday Peace Indicators with support from Search for Common Ground, George Mason University, Alliance for Peacebuilding, and funding by the Carnegie Corporation of New York hosted #BreakingBarriers in Cape Town to co-design solutions to barriers to participation & inclusion in evaluation.

Here are the powerpoint presentations from Day One of #BreakingBarriers in Cape Town:

• Adrienne Lemon – We’ve tried…and we keep trying

• Collen Zvandasara – Ethical Community Led Evaluation, Experiences with Peace and Conflict Evaluations An Practitioner’s Perspective

• Collen Zvandasara – Everyday Peace Indicators Project, Zimbabwe Chapter

• Hur Hassnain –  Allowing Children to Measure and Report on their Perceived Level of Safety within their Households, Schools and Communities

• Isabella Jean – Lessons on Engaging Local Constituents in Analysis, Reflection and Learning

• Jon Forney – Sampling Local Knowledge Understanding the Limits of Local Expertise

• Kenneth Lukuko – Everyday Peace Indicators, South Africa

• Maria Alejandra Cabal – Fundación Semana

• Oryem Nyeko – Everyday Peace Indicators, Uganda

• Pamina Firchow – Everyday Peace Indicators: Including Local Voices in the Politics of Measurement and Evaluation after War

• Rebecca Herrington – #BreakingBarriers: Introduction

• Roger MacGinty – Everyday Peace Indicators – Origins and Principles

• Roger MacGinty – Five thoughts on bottom-up crowd-sourced research

• Sharon Groenmeyer – Promoting and facilitating responsible and ethical community based evaluations

If you would like to access Leslie Wingender’s presentation from #BreakingBarriers, please email lwingender@mercycorps.org.