Are We There Yet?
A Communications Evaluation Guide

December 2008: Are We There Yet? was created for the Communications Network by Asibey Consulting and was written jointly by Edith Asibey, Toni Parras and Justin van Fleet. The guide is designed for philanthropic organizations and nonprofits that want to be more effective with their communications. Whether you are using communications to instill healthy nutrition habits in a community or promoting a national energy policy, an effective evaluation strategy can help you keep your communications on track and use your limited resources effectively. This guide offers solutions in an easy-to-use format, which you can adapt to the needs of your organization. You can download the guide here. Additional copies are available at www.comnetwork.org.

Case Study: Using Media Advocacy To Talk About Affordable Housing.

September 2006:The CCMC commissioned the Berkeley Media Studies Group to do an evaluation of a small strategic communications campaign in Oregon advocating for affordable house issues. This case study is one of a series of media evaluations sponsored by the CCMC as part of its Media Evaluation Project.

Click here to read the case study in PDF format

Media Evaluation Tests Project Guidelines

CCMC is working on a series of media evaluations, both large and small, to test the evaluation template that is outlined in a Working Paper issued last fall. A recent evaluation by HFRP utilized some of the guidelines suggested in the Working Paper.

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