Have you ever been asked to provide evidence-based documentation for your funding proposals? Or used an evidence-informed approach? What is the evidence-level of your program, model, or services? More and more funders are asking for this information and knowing how to provide it can increase the success of your requests.

In this on-demand webinar, we do a deep dive into evidence-based programming, specifically what this means, and how your organization can demonstrate the evidence level of your program, model, or services. We also show how to deconstruct the programs, strategies, techniques of your organizations and tie them to evidence-based models or research-based strategies.

What you’ll learn:

• How to effectively describe evidence, including sample language for funders, and programs not based on specific evidence-based models.
• Examples of meaningful responses and how to tie anecdotal data with evidence-based research.
• How to demonstrate modifications made to specific evidence-based models or research-based strategies.
• Additional areas to cite evidence other than your program design.

SPEAKERS

Julie Alsup | Director, Assel Grant Services 
Julie Alsup, GPC is Assel Grant Services’ Director in charge of workflow and project management. Prior to joining Assel Grant Services in 2016, Julie served as the Grants Director for the YMCA of Greater Kansas City from 2011-2016, raising over $10 million for programs and operations during her tenure and building strong relationships with local funders. Since joining AGS, she has raised over $10 million from numerous federal, state, local, and foundation funding sources. She is a Grant Professional Association Approved Trainer. She is a certified grant professional, obtaining this credential (GPC) in 2016. She serves as the vice president and program chair of the Heart of America chapter of the Grant Professional Association and is a member of the Project Management Institute Kansas City Mid America chapter. Julie lives in Blue Springs, Missouri.