We work to get evidence off the bookshelf and into practice.
Our work is anchored by centering community perspectives, priorities and knowledge into our evaluation design and practice.
Together we bring community and partners into the design so that programs are designed and evaluated based on shared measures of success.
We work with non-government organisations and communities to help evaluate programs and facilitate collaborative processes.
We work with non-government organisations to help measure impact and wellbeing in Indigenous communities.
The Interplay project seeks to empower community voices through meaningful, participatory engagement processes while also helping to bring forward evidence on what matters and what works to inform policies and programs, framed with a community lens.
“Wherever I go, I can still be a Yolngu and carry my culture and show it to the world.”
Yolngu man Gathapura Mununggurr, Dhimurru Ranger, Arnhem Land.