aes24 International Evaluation Conference

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Ali Rasoli

Aboriginal Legal Service NSW/ACT
Monitoring and Evaluation Coordinator
Sydney

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I am an M&E Specialist with skills in program design, monitoring, evaluation, project management, mixed methods research, stakeholder management, data analytics, and reporting. I have ten years of M&E experience with government agencies, non-profit organisations, and consultancies. I worked with different stakeholders and communities and managed several evaluation projects using theory of change and program logic model approaches.

9:00am AEST

Opening plenary: Welcome to Country followed by June Oscar "Wiyi Yani U Thangani - re-imagining evaluation with a gender justice lens" Plenary 1June Oscar AO

11:30am AEST

Culturally Responsive Initiatives: Lessons in effective Initiative Design and Evaluation of initiatives that affect First Nations people 104Eugenia Marembo

12:00pm AEST

Enhancing Stakeholder Engagement Through Culturally Sensitive Approaches: A Focus on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities 105Carol Vale • Mark Power

1:30pm AEST

No help? No worries! How to find your way on your own 103Rachel Wilks

2:30pm AEST

Elevating evaluation: practical insights for supporting systems transformation 101-102Kathryn Erskine • Michael Maher

3:30pm AEST

Plenary: James Copestake "What next? From evaluating to anticipating" Plenary 1James Copestake

4:30pm AEST

Rebalancing Power Dynamics: Philanthropy Through the Lens of First Nations Community-Driven MEL 103Skye Trudgett

5:30pm AEST

AES 2024 Annual General Meeting Plenary 1Kiri Parata

8:30am AEST

Plenary: Elizabeth Hoffecker "Wayfinding tools for learning and evaluation in complex systems" Plenary 1Elizabeth Hoffecker

11:00am AEST

Culturally inclusive evaluation with culturally and linguistically diverse communities in Australia 101-102Thushara Dibley • Lena Etuk

11:30am AEST

Social Impact Measurement & Evaluation – the similarities & differences that complement our journey to more fit-for-purpose destinations. 106

2:00pm AEST

Harnessing AI for Qualitative Data Analysis 101-102Ethel Karskens

2:30pm AEST

Warlpiri ways of assessing impact - How an Aboriginal community is defining, assessing and taking action for a good life in their community. 104Emily Lapinski • Alex Gyles • Malkirdi Napaljarri Rose • Glenda Napaljarri Wayne • Raelene Nangala Jigili, • Tyrone Japaljarri Spencer

3:30pm AEST

Charting the Course: Measuring Organisational Evaluation Capacity Building 104Rochelle Tobin

9:00am AEST

Plenary: Indy Johar keynote address Plenary 1Indy Johar

10:30am AEST

Walking together: First Nations participation, partnerships and co-creation in Evaluation. 106Alice Tamang • Tony Kiessler

11:30am AEST

Our five guiding waypoints: Y Victoria's journey and learning from applying organisation-wide social impact measurement 103Caitlin Barry • Ian Boorman

12:00pm AEST

Designing a baseline research for impact : The SKALA experience 101-102Johannes Prio Sambodho

1:30pm AEST

From evaluation to impact-practical steps in a qualitative impact study 101-102Linda Kelly • Elisabeth Jackson

2:00pm AEST

Introducing a trauma informed AI assessment tool for evaluators of AI (artificial intelligence) assisted programs and services. 104Lyndal Sleep

2:30pm AEST

Closing plenary: Panel, John Gargani "Finding Our Way to the Future Profession of Evaluation" Plenary 1John Gargani