What have I done for the cause today? Evaluators, evaluation, and CREA

This article considers the volume's intentions, process, and gaps while inviting attention to the impact and influence of CREA and Dr. Hood on evaluators and evaluation. Three of the co‐editors author this conclusion by revisiting the key questions and drawing connections between the positions and statements advocated by the contributing authors. The final editor offers final thoughts in the epilogue. CRE is a community, grassroots, and international movement; readers are invited to consider how integrity, courage, and action exist in their everyday evaluation practice.

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  2024

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  New directions for evaluation

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  2024-02-09

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  DOI 10.1002/ev.20580
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