What if the evaluation was asking the wrong question?
At VOZES, we run a lot of evaluations. Some set out to understand a program’s results, others to review a strategy, draw out lessons or
At VOZES, we run a lot of evaluations. Some set out to understand a program’s results, others to review a strategy, draw out lessons or
Feminist and human rights organizations have gotten remarkably good at reading their context. They track political shifts, spot setbacks early, follow the funding agendas as
A collective of young women secretly runs sex education workshops in a country where, the moment they receive a single dollar from abroad, the law
*By Asier Hernando, Lourdes Huanca, and Sofía Sprechmann Sineiro, Permanent Latin American Forum for the Decolonization of Cooperation. For years we’ve talked about reforming international
The world we inhabit is not the world of a single crisis. It is the world of several, simultaneous, mutually reinforcing ones: rising authoritarianisms, legal
Every three years, thousands of people working for the rights of women and gender-diverse people converge in the same place. Women Deliver 2026 brought together
International donors make resource redistribution decisions based on evidence. But what kind of evidence? In most cases: quantitative indicators, reach metrics, activity reports, and lists
Every March 8 we celebrate the strength of women’s movements that, in every corner of the world, sustain struggles for equality, justice, rights, and dignity.
International discourse often celebrates the importance of financing indigenous peoples, afro-descendant populations, and local communities. Yet, when data is disaggregated and the voices of the
And leading it in times of transformation requires tools capable of seeing beyond the symptoms. In recent years, the ecosystem of organizations fighting for the