February 2023 LSAC eKeynote: Compassionate Data Collection: Promoting Equity in Evaluation

  • 15 Feb 2023
  • 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
  • Online via Zoom (link will be sent out morning of event)

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  • FREE

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Title: Compassionate Data Collection: Promoting Equity in Evaluation

Description: In this webinar, Dr. Deb Chiodo from CAMH and Daniel Murcia from Alvenco consulting, will explore equity and intersectionality, what it is and why it is important, and how to integrate equity into evaluation activities. In addition, this webinar will discuss the importance of why we should be collecting demographic data and how this data can be effectively used to promote equity in supporting students with their mental health.

Bios:

Dr. Deb Chiodo is the Director of Data Management and Evaluation for YWHO where she works collaboratively with communities and service providers across sectors to lead the evaluation of YWHO initiatives and the development of data systems that support the transformation of Ontario’s mental health and addictions systems. Dr. Chiodo’s research interests have focused on the implementation and scale-up of complex designs in youth mental health and health promotion. Dr. Chiodo is also an Assistant Professor at Western University in the Faculty of Education and Counseling Psychology Department.

Daniel Murcia Monroy is a credentialed evaluator who specializes in evaluating mental health and substance use services that support structurally oppressed communities. He has expertise in applying a trauma-informed, anti-racist lens to evaluations he leads in collaboration with communities. Daniel has experience leading the development of programs, as well as the evaluation of initiatives at the national and regional levels across Canada.  He has led the evaluation of harm reduction services in London and has supported the implementation of various data collection platforms across Ontario. Daniel approaches evaluation in a unique manner - driven by values and principles of equity, social justice, and anti-oppression.


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