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The NFP sector is significant, with many businesses offering life-changing services. But how do we know whether these programs are successful? What’s the impact of these programs and how do we measure their impact and success?
In this taster course, you will be empowered with the knowledge of what to measure and how to measure your social impact. You will be equipped with all the tools needed to conduct evidence-based and methodologically-rigorous program evaluation. You may even walk away challenging the way you think about measuring program outcomes!
Associate Professor, Dr Bronwen Dalton of UTS Business School will share her expertise, helping you navigate your way towards evaluation best practice.
You will develop a theory of change and complete a logic model outlining best approaches to the intervention and details regarding resources, activities, outputs, short & long-term outcomes and impact in the logic model template provided.
You will walk away with a practical logic model that describes the sequence of activities to bring about change and how these activities are linked to the results of the program connecting the planned work and intended results.
This course is for anyone who wants to ensure their not-for-profit programs are creating an impact in local communities, or on broader society.
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Bronwen is the Director of the Masters of Not-for-Profit and Community Management Program at the University of Technology. In 2015, she was Co-Director of the UTS Centre for Cosmopolitan Civil Societies and in 2012, the National Manager, Research, at Mission Australia.
Bronwen completed her PhD at the University of Oxford, where she was awarded the Oxford University Larkinson Award for Social Studies and was the recipient of the British Vice-Chancellors Committee Overseas Research Scholarship and the Korea Foundation Scholarship. She also has a BA from the Australian National University and a MA from Yonsei University, Korea. Bronwen has conducted extensive research in the field of not-for-profit sector studies and has authored book chapters and journal articles on NFP childcare, NFP business venturing, social enterprises and advocacy.
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