Outcomes Measurement Workshop Broome September 2024

Name: Outcomes Measurement Workshop Broome September 2024
Start: 2024-09-18T09:00:28+0800
End: 2024-09-19T17:00:28+0800
Location: Mangrove Hotel

Wed, 18 Sep, 9am - 19 Sep, 5pm AWST

Mangrove Hotel

broome, australia

Centre for Social Impact UWA

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Event description

Elevate and showcase your organisation's impact

In this interactive workshop, you embark on a transformative journey that will equip you with invaluable tools and insights to revolutionise how you measure, assess, and communicate your organisation's impact. Whether you are from government, a not-for-profit organisation, a corporation, a social enterprise or a consultancy firm, when you enrol in our two-day Outcomes Measurement Workshop, you will:

Learn how to measure, evaluate and report on your social impact
Take away an outcomes measurement to-do list for your organisation to action straight away
Enjoy face-to-face learning and engagement with key leaders in the social sector
Access a network of peers to continue learning and sharing
Explore approaches to measuring impact that are culturally relevant and safe

Workshop Content

Language and key concepts of outcomes measurement and evaluation
Practical methods, tools and instruments to support quantitative and qualitative data collection
Developing a program logic, outcomes measurement framework and data collection plan
Designing a simple survey and conducting interviews and focus groups, within ethical guidelines
Storing and managing data
Communication and reporting on findings
Links between outcomes measurement, research and evaluation
Explore a range of evaluation approaches, including approaches to complexity and ‘next generation’ evaluations
National frameworks and tools that can be used to guide approaches to measurement that are informed by cultural safety
Reflection on the existing culture and practices across various sectors
An action list to ignite outcomes measurement in your organisation

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Cost

Government/Corporate: $1200 plus GST

NFP and Social Enterprise ticket cost:

Small NFP and Social Enterprise (those with annual revenue under $500,000): $750 plus GST
Medium NFP and Social Enterprise (those with annual revenue of $500,000 or more, but under $3 million): $850 plus GST
Large NFP and Social Enterprise (those with annual revenue of $3 million or more): $1,000 plus GST

Watch here for a taster of the workshop, presented by Professor Paul Flatau.

Facilitators

Dr Mariana Atkins: Mariana is a human geographer and planner and has been involved in conducting various evaluations and research projects at CSI UWA. Her area of research is around ageing, homelessness and vulnerability and policy and planning responses to address this. Employing qualitative and quantitative research methods, Mariana has extensive experience conducting process and outcomes evaluations focussing on vulnerability.

Lisette Kaleveld: Lisette is a social researcher who has worked on research and evaluation projects conducted in academic/research contexts as well as for the not-for-profit sector, as a public servant and as an independent consultant. Lisette has led a significant number national, state-wide and locally-based evaluation projects as the principal researcher/team leader, and has undertaken capacity building projects including facilitating training, tools and frameworks for community development officers to measure the impact of their work in local government. Lisette’s evaluation experience spans the mental health sector, education and disability sectors. Lisette is convener for the Australian Evaluation Society (WA Branch).

For further details or if you have any questions, please contact us on 08 6488 5691 or csi-business@uwa.edu.au

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Refund policy

Cancellations and Refunds Cancellations by you If you need to cancel your workshop registration please do so in writing to margaret.ritchie@uwa.edu.au. We recognise that unforeseen personal circumstances may arise impacting your ability to attend our workshops. If you chose to cancel your workshop registration please note the following: • If you cancel more than 28 days before the workshop start date you will receive a 100% refund. • If you cancel 15-28 days before the workshop start date you will receive a 50% refund. • If you cancel 8-14 days before the workshop start date you will receive a 25% refund. • If you cancel 0-7 days before the workshop you will not be entitled to a refund. Refunds agreed by CSI UWA will be processed within 60 days of the request and will be made back to the same credit/debit card you used to make your booking. Cancellations by CSI UWA In the event that CSI UWA needs to cancel a workshop for any reason, including the last minute unavailability of the speaker or the unexpected occurrence of events due to COVID-19, we will work with you to either refund your registration, change your registration to a workshop scheduled on another date, or make arrangements for you to attend the workshop via an interactive online mode where you will hear and interact with the presenter(s) and other participants. Please note that we will follow Federal and State government regulations and advice on social distancing and will take this into consideration when organising the venues and seating arrangements. As a result numbers that we can have in the room may be limited and we will set maximum capacity to reflect this. In the event of a workshop cancellation, CSI UWA will not be responsible for any cost other than the workshop registration fee. CSI UWA strongly recommends purchasing travel insurance to cover airline flights, accommodation etc., in the event of a workshop cancellation. Refunds agreed by CSI UWA will be processed within 60 days of the request and will be made back to the same credit/debit card you used to make your booking. Registration Changes If you register to attend a workshop in-person and wish to change to the interactive online mode, the following refund policy applies. • If you change your registration more than 28 days before the workshop start date you will receive a full refund on the difference between the in-person and the online price. • If you change 15-28 days before the workshop start date you will receive a 50% refund on the difference between the in-person price and the online price. • If you change 8-14 days before the workshop start date you will receive a 25% refund on the difference between the in-person price and the online price. • If you change 0-7 days before the workshop start date you will not be entitled to a refund. If you wish to change your registration from online to in-person attendance then you must pay the difference between the online cost and the cost of attending the workshop in-person. Contact Us If you have any questions you can contact us on margaret.ritchie@uwa.edu.au

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The Centre for Social Impact UWA (CSI UWA) creates and delivers education that transforms, research that informs best practice, and public engagement that inspires and mobilises change makers.

We develop solutions that are rigorous and purpose-driven and work with people, communities and organisations across Australia to grow their capabilities.

The Centre for Social Impact is a collaboration of four universities: Swinburne University of Technology, Flinders University, University of New South Wales and The University of Western Australia.

Together as a network, our purpose is to catalyse positive change, to help enable others to achieve social impact.

CSI UWA is proud to host Danjoo Koorliny Walking Together, a large-scale, long-term systems change project designed and led by Aboriginal leaders to help us walk together as Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people towards 2029 (200 years of colonisation in Perth) and beyond.

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Wed, 18 Sep, 9am - 19 Sep, 5pm AWST

Mangrove Hotel

broome, australia

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