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ESS Spring Newsletter 2017
In this issueThreading the Needle comes to an endUpcoming w orkshopsEvidence from Elsew here – new guide publishedCatch up w ith the Scottish Third Sector Research Forum New resource for
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TSRF Spring Newsletter 2017
In this issue:Evidence from Elsewhere guide – newly publishedAnother ‘Let’s Collaborate’ event planned – Save the dateResearch updates from our membersKeep up with the Forum View this newsletter here.
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Blog: Threading the Needle – how we connect
Martha Lester-Cribb, Evaluation Support Manager who worked on Threading the Needle in Fife and North Ayrshire shares a pictorial illustration of ‘the layers of support in our society’ which was developed
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Blog: Threading the Needle – We’re still explorers
Helen MacKinnon, Chief Officer, Third Sector Interface, PKAVS (Perth & Kinross Association of Voluntary Service) gives her reflections on ‘Gathering the Needle’ – the final event of the Threading the
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ESS is working with national intermediaries
Evaluation Support Scotland (ESS) is working with national third sector intermediaries about how they measure and report on their impact. This small scoping project running between January and March 2017
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Ending homelessness by focusing on ‘what works’
Crisis and Glasgow Homelessness Network (GHN) have announced their intention to create a new dedicated body to improve the lives of people affected by homelessness by instigating a shift in
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ESS February update
In this issue we discuss launch of new publication: Evidence from Elsewhere, upcoming workshops and help complete the picture of third sector volunteering in health. View the update here.
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ESS Winter Newsletter 2017
In this issue:Tell us w hat you think about usUpcoming w orkshopsThreading the NeedleEvaluating PreventionNew resources on our w ebsite New publications from Scottish Third Sector Research Forum Goodbye Tom! View
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Blog: Good conversations matter, and recording them is essential to making a difference – Meaningful and Measurable
Dr Emma Miller, Senior Research Associate at Strathclyde University, since 2012, talks about the importance of good conversations and the Meaningful and Measurable project which proved that conversations can be
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Blog: Learning is like any habit; it takes time to adopt it so don’t give up
Patty Lozano-Casal, Inspiring Impact lead for Evaluation Support Scotland, reflects on how Big Lottery Fund applies Principle 8 of The Code of Good Impact Practice: Actively share your impact plans,
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ESS biennial stakeholder survey – Please tell us how we are doing
As we near the end of the year we are reflecting on this year’s work and starting to make plans for next year! Please help us by completing our biennial
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Do you have evaluation champions in your organisation?
Having evaluation champions to spread the word can really help you to embed evaluation throughout your organisation. Read the Who Cares? Scotland’s case study to get an idea of what’s
