Due to overwhelming demand the conference is sold out and registrations are closed.
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Conference theme: Through the lens
Evaluation has the power to be a lens that transforms the way we see the world. As evaluators, as people, we wear many lenses that shape what we see and how we focus our vision. Our theme Through the Lens invites you to think about how our lenses help us to reflect on different ways of knowing to inform our theory and practice; to refract our knowledge and learning in ways that enable us to embrace diversity in our communities; as well as to refocus on the future and deliver evaluative insights that resonate.
In 2023 delegates and presenters are meeting face-to-face in Brisbane, Australia. Join us as we come together to build clarity and insight, and to share our visions for the future of evaluation.
Keynote speakers
Distinguished Professor of Sociology (Emerita), University of Tasmania
Advisor to The Next Economy, UK
Professor Emeritus, Centre for Health Economics, University of York, UK
Professor Emeritus, Department of Education, Gallaudet University, USA
Assistant Minister for Competition, Charities and Treasury;
Assistant Minister for Employment
Conference support for emerging Indigenous evaluators
Applications for Conference support grants for emerging Indigenous evaluators are now open
Each year the AES invites applications from emerging Indigenous evaluators from across the Australasian and Pacific region for support to participate in the conference.
Applications for aes23 are closed.
Support the participation of Emerging Indigenous Evaluators in the conference
Upon registration, each delegate will have the opportunity to choose a ticket extra as a donation to support the participation of Emerging Indigenous Evaluators in the conference. There are additional ways you can support the program.
HOST CITY: BRISBANE
Urban culture, outdoor adventure
Conference location South Brisbane was originally a meeting place for traditional landowners, the Turrbal and Yuggera people.
The Brisbane River is just a short stroll from our venue offering plenty of water-based activities in pleasantly warm September weather. The river banks are a popular place to walk, jog or hire a bike – or just relax with a glass of wine. Immerse yourself in knowledge, culture and creativity in Brisbane’s central arts precinct. Or head over to trend-setting restaurants in Brisbane's hippest neighbourhoods.
Beyond the city, cuddle a koala or relax on nearby idyllic islands.
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We acknowledge the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of this nation. We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands in which we conduct our 2023 conference, the Yuggera people and the Turrbal people. We pay our respects to ancestors and Elders, past and present. The Australian Evaluation Society is committed to honouring Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ unique cultural and spiritual relationships to the land, waters and seas and their rich contribution to society.
Conference logo design: Keisha Thomason, proud Waanyi & Kalkadoon woman | Site design: Studio673