The ChEW Blog

Jo Scott (Ipsos UK) and Diane Redfern-Tofts (The Health Foundation) For the many charities that are seeking to support and develop new...

ImpactEd Evaluation share how bringing 'on the ground' voices into evaluation early on improves the quality of the evaluation as well as the culture around it

In this powerful keynote-turned-blog, Kamna explores how evaluation can shift from a tool of compliance to a practice of collective learning and trust.

Jo Haffenden discusses the strategic considerations behind the Masonic Charitable Foundation's decision to commission evaluations.

In recent years the social sector has given increased focus towards equity in grant making and in how programmes are designed and...

The EEC has been established to advance thinking and practice on more equitable evaluation practice in the UK social sector.

ChEW Trustee Vinal Karania outlines how the feedback from our Member Consultation has informed our new strategy.

Chew Board Member Dave Salisbury reflects on 2020 and how we respond to the need for equitable evaluation and change in the evaluation secto

ChEW is a small organisation run by a Board of Trustees. We believe in being open and welcoming to all.

How do we judge the quality of evidence we use to make decisions? CHEW Trustee David Salisbury shares his thoughts

And how exactly do we use evidence in decsion making CHEW Trustee David Salisbury shares his thoughts

How do we understand evidence and use it effectively? In his second blog of the series Dave Salisbury shares his thoughts.

Thinking beyond Covid-19 how do we embed a culture of evidence in organisations to help them thrive in the future?