What role do parents and caregivers think children’s museums should play in providing digital programming for young children??

By: Scott Burg and Claire Quimby This is a question that our team has been exploring since the COVID-19 pandemic closed museums across the United States in 2020. While the pandemic forced many museums to close their doors, it also provided a stimulus for many museums to explore the use of online or digital programs, […]

American Evaluation Association’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Working Group: Discussions, practices, and models centered around anti-oppression in the evaluation community

For the past three years, Nisaa Kirtman has served as Co-Chair for the American Evaluation Association DEI Working Group (WG) comprised of 17 members of AEA with expertise in evaluation approaches centered around justice, liberation, and equity. The WG focused on (including, not limited to) “DEI principles,” advocating for a general statement in all organizational […]

How Family Programming Can Help Caregivers and Their Children Talk About and Apply Strategies and Skills That Support Their Everyday Lives and Future Career Success

In Summer-Fall 2023, researchers from Rockman et al Cooperative evaluated a pilot of a multimedia family program being developed by Twin Cities Public Television as part of a five-year U.S. Department of Education Ready-to-Learn grant. The SkillsvilleTM Family Program includes television, digital, and analog activities, with content centered on three curricular pillars: Executive function skills, […]

Meet Us in July

Join Nisaa Kirtman as she presents a virtually workshop on Friday, July 19th at the Indiana Evaluation Association (IEA). Nisaa will be presenting about culturally responsive evaluation approaches from 12-2p EST. Click here for more information and to register for the workshop.