Evaluation with Aloha Kūkulu Kumuhana ‘Oiwi: Practice Waiwai: Data Ea: Advocacy Evaluation With Aloha Evaluation with Aloha: A Framework for Working in Native Hawaiian Contexts The Culturally Responsive Evaluation and Assessment-Hawaiʻi (CREA-HI) hui began meeting in 2014 as a group of evaluation professionals and other community practitioners seeking to uplift indigenous paradigms in evaluation.The Aloha Framework is humbly and respectfully offered to evaluators, those who commission evaluation services, and those who participate in or are otherwise stakeholders in evaluations conducted in Native Hawaiian contexts. It is our hope that evaluators will use this document to reflect on their practice and be inspired to share their successes and challenges, that evaluation funders will use this document to guide the solicitation and selection of evaluators, and that the communities and organizations who are impacted by and who are (ideally) participants in evaluations will use this document to ensure their voices are fully and fairly represented. (Note, communities is used in this document as comprising regions or locales or social or affinity groups.)See report show more Evaluation with Aloha, Aloha Framework, Culturally Responsive Evaluation and Assessment-Hawaii, oiwi LT and CREA-HI Framework Featured in Power Beyond Measure The Evaluation with Aloha framework created by LT and the Culturally Responsive Evaluation and Assessment-Hawaiʻi (CREA-HI) is featured in a new National report released on April 21, 2021. The report, Power Beyond Measure, highlights the important work to reshape the evaluation and research landscape for Boys and Men of Color.View map show more Evaluation with Aloha, Aloha Framework, Culturally Responsive Evaluation and Assessment-Hawaii, oiwi, Boys and Men of Color, Quivolve