Integrate and network evaluations to inform and energize transformation.
The Hage hypothesis states that “successful transformation requires diversity integrated into a strongly connected and coordinated systemic network.”
To contribute to global transformation, Blue Marble evaluators and other data people of all kinds representing diversity of expertise, methods, and transformational engagements need to be connected and coordinated.
This webinar was a celebration of the 1 year anniversary of the Transformation Systems Mapping & Analysis Working group and highlighted the work of the hosts of our 13th workstream - Decolonizing Systems Mapping.
Turtle Island Institute (TII) is a global Indigenous social innovation think…
What are we learning in this pandemic? We are seeing that individuals matter: individual actions have reverberating consequences. We are also seeing that systems matter: how systems act to address the pandemic and protect peoples have dire consequences for the individuals that live in society and…
This webinar provides an in-depth look at how one foundation applied the Blue Marble Evaluation principles to their work.
GHR Foundation, an independent foundation based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, exists to be of service to people and their limitless potential for good. In 2016, the global…
