How can evaluators become better champions of gender equality and social justice?

Progress on gender equality isn’t going fast enough. To contribute to transformational change, evaluators need to up their game and embrace a more comprehensive approach.

In this webinar, we dive into feminist evaluations and how evaluators can use them to advocate for gender equality.

All resources shared by the panelists are available on GEI's knowledge platform: https://www.betterevaluation.org/tool...

0:00 Introduction by Claudia Olavarria, Consultant for Feminist Innovations in Monitoring and Evaluation (FIME)
2:14 Opening remarks by Dugan Fraser, Program Manager of the Global Evaluation Initiative (GEI)
5:55 Why we need more feminist evaluations: Global Affairs Canada's experience in evaluating Canada's Feminist International Assistance Policy Silvia Grandi, Deputy Director of the Evaluation Division at Global Affairs Canada (GAC)
22:08 Leaving no one behind in the delivery of UNFPA's mission: Why is feminist evaluation needed? Karen Cadondon, Evaluation Specialist at the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Independent Evaluation Office
33:36 Poll How familiar are you with feminist evaluation approaches? What would you recommend to the global M&E community to expand the use of feminist evaluation?
40:21 National evaluation capacity with a gender perspective: UN Women's work in Latin America and the Caribbean Florencia Tateossian, Evaluation Specialist at the Independent Evaluation Service of the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment (UN Women)
52:33 Building gendertransformative M&E systems at the local level in South Asia Sohini Mookherjee, Lead at the Center for Learning on Evaluation and Results for South Asia (CLEARSA)
1:07:09 Q&A: What is the difference between feminist evaluation and gendertransformative evaluation?
1:17:08 Q&A: What resources, methods, and approaches would you recommend to evaluators?
1:22:23 Q&A: Choose one or two words to describe your main takeaway from the webinar.
1:24:38 Closing remarks by GEI Program Manager Dugan Fraser
1:27:19 Concluding message from FIME Consultant Claudia Olavarria