Unpacking What We Mean by “Learning Culture”
What exactly is a “learning culture,” why is it important, and how can you create one in your organization?
Have you met Jessica Gibbons-Benton?
Get to know Elevate co-founder and consultant, Jessica Gibbons-Benton.
Getting to know Amy Merritt Campbell
Learn more about co-founder and consultant, Amy Merritt Campbell!
Reflecting in 2020
As 2020 comes to a close, we’re spending time reflecting, dreaming, and hoping for 2021 to leave us inspired.
Reenvisioning Elevate
This week, in an effort to communicate these changes in how we want to show up in the world, we’re rolling out a new look and a new website that we feel is a better reflection of who we are.
Evaluation Method Spotlight: Youth Participatory Action Research
At Elevate, we strongly believe that evaluation and research must go beyond the numbers to tell the stories of people and communities. As such, we believe in the value of qualitative and community-based, participatory methods and approaches, including participatory action research (PAR). Specifically, we recently had the privilege to support Nashville’s Opportunity Youth Collaborative (OYC) in conducting a youth participatory action research (YPAR) project with its Youth Leadership Team to inform the strategy of the OYC.
Evaluation is Not Neutral
At Elevate, now more than ever, we are committed to ensuring that we clearly articulate how this value of equity shows up in our work and how we do business, as well as how we are routinely questioning the value and validity of “objectivity” in determining success for communities and the programs that serve them.
Listening, Learning, and Planning for Action
We unequivocally believe that Black Lives Matter.
Evaluative Thinking in Times of Crisis
“What a ‘pandemic world’ does is accelerate change and clarify problems.”