Evaluating Social Programs and Problems

by Stewart I. Donaldson

First published 2003

Dive into the complexities of evaluating social programs. This comprehensive guide shows how to analyze initiatives, interpret data, and translate insights into meaningful change. From assessing program design to communicating findings, you'll gain the tools to maximize the impact of your work and transform communities.

Genres: psychology, social-science, education, non-fiction, social-welfare, academic

Vibes: thought-provoking

Tropes: academic-research

Setting: Claremont

Period: 21st-century

230 pages · Paperback · Routledge

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