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The Conference Support grants support Indigenous evaluators living and working in the Australasian region to participate in strengthening the knowledge base of the evaluation sector and to further develop their own capacities in evaluation with Indigenous people and communities. The grants are designed to support attendance at and contribution to the AES conference.
Over the years these grants have enabled several emerging Indigenous evaluators from Australasia (the region consisting of Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, and neighbouring islands in the Pacific Ocean) to further develop their evaluation skills and knowledge and their professional networks through actively participating in the annual AES conference. We have received very positive feedback on the benefits and opportunities that these grants have provided to recipients over the past five years.
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2. SECURE YOUR REFEREES
Identify two referees who are happy to provide their details, including email and contact phone number, so we can contact them as endorsement of your attendance.
3. SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION
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I feel as though there were many opportunities for me to feel empowered and to know that I am on the right track with the work that I am doing as well as network and collaborate with others in the field.'
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