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  • Watch out! Risks of using Natural Language Processing AI for Evaluation
  • Weaving Personal Histories into a Tapestry of Change: Using Oral History to Document Long-Term Impact
  • Weaving the “L” in “MEL” into the “M and the “E”: Using Learning Agendas as a Tool for Data Storytelling
  • Weaving the past into the present: Mapping staff stories to strategic planning efforts in Oregon
  • Welcome and introduction to the Inclusive Rigour framework and case studies
  • What Do We Know About the Missing Millions?
  • What Does it Mean to Include Latino/a/e/x Voice in Evaluation?
  • What Happens After the Final Report? Improving Evaluation Practice by Considering How Evaluation Influences People and Organisations
  • What is equivalence testing and how do I apply it to my evaluations? (159)
  • What is impact? A discussion about how impact is defined and measured based on a federal agency’s mission.
  • What is outcome valuation and how it can it help tell a story: lessons from the field (171)
  • What Kind of Story Can Be Told By Your Organization’s Demographics?: Overcoming Challenges to Effectively Collect and Use Organizational Demographic Data (132)
  • What's in a Framework? Shifting Stories About Peace and Who Gets to Tell Them
  • What's So Special About Being an Evaluator? A Framework to Consider for Capacity Building
  • When implementation of impact management opens for new insights
  • When Powerful Stories of Sustainability and Resilience Emerge from Data and Other Real-World Challenges: The Case USAID/Mali Out-of-School Project Ex-Post Post Evaluation
  • When Two are Better than One: Stories and Strategies to Build Your Business and Evaluation Capacity Through Partnership
  • White Defensiveness in a Community-Based Couple Relationship Education Evaluation
  • Who are you and what do you stand for? Telling our own story to establish our values and reciprocate. (18)
  • Who are you? How our organization learned to ask about identity and center people in our data
  • Who what where: Using organizational network analysis to assess community embeddedness as a marker of health program sustainability in Nigeria.
  • Whose Benefits Matter?: Case of Cost-Benefit Analysis of Home Visiting Programs
  • Whose Stories Get Told? Toward Validation and Representation in Culture and Climate Studies (117)
  • Whose story is it anyway?: An evaluation of hospital-based technology with multiple stakeholders (168)
  • Why & How to Be a Journal Reviewer: Plus Announcement of the AJE Excellence in Reviewing Awards!
  • Women Leading Change in Colombia
  • Women Led Organizations as Humanitarian Actors in Nepal
  • Words create Worlds: Using Appreciative Inquiry and the Power of Stories for Strategic Thinking
  • Work smarter not harder: Using secondary data sources within your project to enhance your story featuring an example from Mauritania (51)
  • Working in flexible evaluation partnerships to promote equity among small evaluation firms and in our practice: The story of one such partnership (127)
  • Working with local teams to build storytelling capacity
  • Working with Program Staff to Create a Compelling Narrative of the Program's Impact Through Meaning-Making
  • Working with young people to tell their stores
  • Writing a New Story: Centering Equity and Humanity in Staff Compensation (53)
  • Writing Impact Stories for Compelling Evaluation Reports