Culture makes us who we are. In doing project evaluation, it is also important to consider cultural context in which the project operates and be responsive to it by fully describing and explaining the context of the program or project being evaluated. Today, we join LaShaune Johnson, PhD, Assistant Director with Creighton University at Highlander to discuss how to be responsive to the needs and perspective of communities, recognize the need to address power dynamics and how researchers can move beyond inquiry to pursue progressive social change.
Email: LaShauneJohnson@creighton.edu
To learn more about the Center for Culturally Responsive Evaluation & Assessment, please visit their website here.
To learn more about the Michigan Public Health Institute, please visit their website here.
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