Public Profit has provided a manual, Creative Ways to Solicit Youth Input, that provides ideas for non-survey creative ways to get input from youth. Oftentimes youth are asked for feedback through surveys. The drawbacks to surveys are that students are over-surveyed, they may mark what they think you want to hear, or there is no chance to vary from the pre-set questions. There are two parts to the manual. There are two parts to the manual. Part one outlines a process you can use to plan your evaluation questions. Part two lists details instructions for several activities you can use with youth to solicit their feedback. 

Public Profit will host a Let’s (Data) Party on June 14th from 10:00-11:30am. This Participatory Sense-Making Data Party is an interactive webinar for learning tips and technique for facilitating participatory analysis for evaluators and organizing a successful data party. Register here.