Jill Jim belongs to the Diné (Navajo) American Indian Tribe, and she is of the Reed People Clan, and born of the Red-Running-Into-The-Water Clan.

Carlos Zepeda was born in Nicaragua to an agricultural engineer father and a mother who worked as a communications professional.

Welcome

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Evaluation Fellowship program seeks to diversify the evaluation field, by providing individuals from underrepresented groups in evaluation and organizations that target underserved communities, with the necessary skills and training to become program evaluators. We believe that the skills needed to effectively interpret public health, social service, community and organizational social patterns depends on the authentic and diverse experiences within program evaluation teams.

Emerging Professionals >

Fellowship Program

The Emerging Fellow cohort is for post-graduates, research and evaluation firms, as well as foundations, non-profits, and government agencies with research and evaluation programs. Click the link above for more or to become a placement organization. The application deadline is July 31, 2010.

Re-Tooling Professional >

Fellowship Program

The Retooling Professional cohort is for nonprofit professionals seeking to become internal evaluators of their programs. Click the link above for more information on how individuals placed in organizations that seek to enhance their evaluation capacity and better serve diverse populations can apply. Application deadline is extended to July 30, 2010.