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Last week, I shared a little about how my understanding of evaluation has evolved. I’m still Spring green when it comes to evaluation, but the more I learn the more excited I am at the potential for...
Another day, another report of military sexual violence in the news. This comes on the heels of the Department of Defense annual report on sexual assault in the military. I'm sad. And I'm angry.I...
Drumroll please… The NSVRC has burst onto the scene on with a new online presence, welcoming a Tumblr blog to the social media lineup. The new Tumblr, lovingly titled “Feel Good.” has been deemed the...
