of the interviewees related to indicators of impact The evaluators conducted group interviews with identified in the Blueprint Project impact framework (see members of the 2SLGBTQ+ and Indigenous Appendix A) and the aspects of the project influencing Communities of Practice. [...] The to illuminate the collective insights and discoveries, Blueprint Project members were under tremendous examining the dynamics among the themes, causes stress due to the significant emerging and changing and catalysts of the themes, new or surprising insights needs they were trying to fulfill in communities, and related to the themes, and relationships between the this may have influenced their. [...] One of the consequences Quantitative Data Collection and of data collection during this time of significant Analysis change and transition was the limited responsiveness from people to requests to participate in the survey For the quantitative portion of the evaluation, the and interviews. [...] While there is significant variety in the and the strain on service providers during the characteristics of the survey respondents, the fact that pandemic limited the implementation of the tools they opted to attend a Blueprint Project event may and practices developed in the Blueprint Project with indicate that they have had a different perspective clients. [...] For those organizations that have their leadership involved, The data show that members see the need for many leaders have not spread the information provided champions at the local level to elevate the importance about the Blueprint Project to the managers and of the Blueprint Project and to inspire others to become frontline staff who could most directly use it.
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