Exploring Indigenous evaluation frameworks

Aneta Cram is a doctoral candidate with the School of Health, exploring Indigenous evaluation frameworks.

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Iwi affiliations

Ngāti Kahungunu, Ngāti Pahauwera

Profile

Aneta is a doctoral candidate with the School of Health. Her doctoral research explores what Indigenous evaluation frameworks currently exist, how they were developed and the impact that they are having with the communities that they were developed for in order to provide guidance to support other Indigenous communities in developing their own community-specific evaluation frameworks.

Qualifications

BA, MEval

Research interests

Kaupapa Māori, evaluation, Indigenous evaluation

Publications

Taylor-Schiro, E. & Cram, A. (2021). Who Puts the Value in Evaluation?: The Need for Self-Reflection and Transparency in Advocacy and Policy Change Evaluation. New Directions for evaluation.

Cram, A., Hopson, R., Powell, M., Williams, A., & Kaul, A. (2019). Challenges and possibilities in developing a programme-theory model through stakeholder engagement, dialogue, and reflection. Evaluation Matters: He Take to te Aromatawai.

Contact

craman@staff.vuw.ac.nz

Supervisor(s)

Associate Dean, Maori · - Māori Health
Health Services Research Centre · - Te Hikuwai Rangahau Hauora

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Amohia Boulton