Yulang is guided by a set of principles: Respecting diversity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Informed by Indigenous peoples’ evidence, priorities and rights …
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have the right to design and direct all elements of evaluation and research. This means you are to be …
If you’re in government, in business or at a university, you want to know that you work with people who have skills and experience …
If you're an Aboriginal-led organisation We don't really need to sell you on this one. You will know, deep in your heart, …
We value honesty, integrity and ethical practice. We always take an ethical approach, in which we only do evaluation: if the evaluation’s purpose is …
An ethical approach is always needed, in which we only do evaluation: if the evaluation’s purpose is to assess or improve policy or service …
Yulang Indigenous Evaluation establishes an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Advisory Group for projects, with the aim of drawing on the wisdom and diverse perspectives …
We uphold, and contribute to, diverse ways of knowing, being and doing, including acknowledging and observing intellectual property and the protection of cultural heritage and …
At the moment, the future is uncertain. Covid-19 has disrupted usual patterns of life, family life, work, travel and human interactions. Some parts of …
While the language of evaluation can be confusing, there are generally considered to be three broad types of evaluations[ref]Source: Adapted from Productivity Commission. …