Improving the Practice of Evaluation Through Indigenous Values and Methods:
Shared histories of “discovery” and colonization have made us wary and weary of evaluation practices that disregard indigenous worldviews and ways of knowing, which we absolutely know are valid. Even though we have been marginalized within our lands, we remain sovereign and insist on the right to develop our own evaluation methodology. Read more here
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