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Ripple Effect Mapping with Youth Program Participants

 



The Program Planning and Evaluation for PYD Impact Working Group Presents 

Quick Bites 

A series of webinars to build capacity in 

planning, implementing, and evaluating quality programs

 

Ripple Effect Mapping with Youth Program Participants 

 

 

May 14, 2025 – 2 PM Eastern 

Ripple Effect Mapping is an empowering evaluation technique that engages youth and adult audiences in reflecting on the impact of their work across the community. We will provide an overview of how to conduct ripple effect mapping and examples of its use with youth audiences in 4-H and Extension programs to capture longer-term development outcomes and plan more effective programming. 

 

Presenters: 

Matt Calvert, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison Professor of Civil Society and Community Studies and Extension Specialist 

 

Josset Gauley, Ph.D., Evaluation Specialist, UW-Madison Division of Extension 

 

Ely Moya, Bilingual PYD Educator, UW Madison Division of Extension 

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