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Are you struggling with what data you need to give to funders when they ask for progress on your family engagement work? Do you have family engagement data, but you're not sure what to do with them? Would you like to evaluate your family engagement activities but don't know where to start? 

Find out the answers to these and related questions as the FINE Team at Harvard Family Research Project hosts a live text-based chat featuring experts discussing ways that data can improve family programming.  Ask your own questions and share your thoughts; we’d love to have you join us!

When: Tuesday, April 29, 2014 at 1:00 PM EDT

Who:  You’re an ideal participant! We look forward to chatting with everyone interested in learning more about using evaluation to inform family programming in the early years.

Chat with our panelists:

• Debi Mathias, from the QRIS National Learning Network, with the BUILD Initiative 
• Angela Porterfield and Elizabeth DeCamilla, from Pasco County Schools, Pasco, Florida
• Henrietta Munoz and Kasi Cox, from The United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County
• Amy Neal, from The United Way of Greater Cincinnati's Success By 6 Initiative

How:  It’s easy!  You don’t have to register, and there are no phone lines and or audio to manage.

You can participate in two different ways:

1) Link to the event on Tuesday, April 29, 2014, 1–2 PM (EDT) at http://hfrp-hgse.coverpage.coveritlive.com 

2) Submit questions for panelists prior to or during the web chat in one of these ways:

• Email your questions to FINE@gse.harvard.edu
• Submit your questions via Twitter @HFRP
• Post your questions to our Facebook timeline

We look forward to meeting you online in what promises to be an important and lively chat— mark your calendars!