Cost-Effective Ways to Evaluate Youth Programs

Harvard Familly Research Project
Sharon Edwards and Ira Cutler
September 30, 2002
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Even if your youth program can't afford a full-fledged independent evaluation, you can still set up systems to assess how well you are reaching your objectives. This "Promising Practices" article is one of several on ways to measure your impact through "reflective evaluation" in the Fall 2002 issue of the Harvard Evaluation Exchange.

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