Kinship pathways: Nurturing and sustaining resilient, responsible, and respected indigenous evaluators

Q2 Social Sciences New Directions for Evaluation Pub Date : 2023-03-01 DOI:10.1002/ev.20537
Carolee Dodge Francis, N. Bowman, Sutton King
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In this chapter, we reflect upon the historical context and intersection of kinship and its relationality to Indigenous evaluators and their path to the evaluation profession. Indigenous evaluators with Indigenous lens perspectives are crucial to the field of evaluation. Our ability to ensure the success of current and future Indigenous evaluators requires that we reflect and examine both evaluation and Indigenous experience through an Indigenous lens. Our narrative concludes with suggestions that we move past the status quo of evaluation learning and teaching and embrace the concept of kinship as a component of addressing this complex and challenging issue within the field of evaluation.
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亲属关系途径:培养和维持有韧性、负责任和受人尊敬的土著评估人员
在本章中,我们反思了亲属关系的历史背景和交叉点及其与土著评估人员的关系,以及他们进入评估职业的道路。具有土著视角的土著评价人员对评价领域至关重要。我们有能力确保当前和未来的土著评估人员取得成功,这要求我们从土著人的角度反思和审查评估和土著人的经验。我们的叙述最后建议我们超越评估学习和教学的现状,接受亲属关系的概念,将其作为在评估领域解决这一复杂而具有挑战性的问题的一个组成部分。
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New Directions for Evaluation
New Directions for Evaluation Social Sciences-Education
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