It's been a big year for evaluation at AKA. If you read our work and know what we do, we are always pushing the boundaries of how to evaluate programs and people and what it all means. We've highlighted some of these efforts in previous blogs, publications, reports, and art. This is the first time we’ve attempted to make sense of evaluation. Like really figure out what it is we are doing, what clients are doing, and what matters. Sensemaking evaluation is not new. In fact, i

AKA is all about engaging youth and the community in evaluation. Nothing about us without us comes to mind as a tagline we must remember.

AKA intern Lane Spotted Elk is a humble leader. Learn about is passion and pursuit of completing his degree to be a leader in the future.

After recently leading a workshop on visual models, Allyson Kelley reflects on the process of unleashing creative potential.

AKA had the privilege to work with artist Jordan Armajo. We interviewed Jordan to talk about the work she created and its impact.

A picture is worth a thousand words. This is what we know to be true, but we rarely put a photo in a publication and let it stand alone....

There is a secret for those of you wanting to know how to become an evaluator. The knowledge, skills, and wisdom that you need cannot be...