Empowerment Evaluation and Social Justice

Confronting the Culture of Silence

David M. Fetterman

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April 11, 2023
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“This is a rare text in so many ways. It is real-world and integrative, drawing on theories of cultural transformation and social justice while offering practical insights into how self-determination, self-efficacy, and transformative change can be achieved within existing programs and organizations. The hands-on guidance offered in this book effectively advances the EE paradigm. Fetterman's use of international settings and organizational case studies brings these sophisticated transformation concepts to life for all readers, transcending national borders. Fetterman has given us the insight and tools to be social justice advocates and change agents, which is no small contribution. This text should be part of every evaluation program; it will be especially helpful when students advance to fieldwork with actual clients and key stakeholders.”

—Gary J. Skolits, EdD, Department of Educational Leadership (Emeritus), University of Tennessee


“This remarkable book tells us clearly how EE works. Fetterman provides step-by-step instructions and tools for facilitating stakeholder involvement in evaluation in pursuit of social justice. The book discusses concepts and principles of real-world EE. I appreciated the lengthy examples and enriching case studies, as well as the sidebars and glossaries.”

—Apollo M. Nkwake, PhD,author of Working with Assumptions in International Development Program Evaluation


“A vital resource for anyone looking to build evaluation capacity, facilitate change, and contribute to transformation. A leader in evaluation, Fetterman is uniquely situated to contribute to our understanding of tools and strategies for pursuing social justice. The book is special in its applicability in both the classroom and the field.”

—Kelly Melekis, MSW, PhD, Department of Social Work, University of Vermont