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• Submission guidelines for The Evaluation Exchange
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The Evaluation Exchange

The Evaluation Exchange considers contributions from policymakers, researchers, practitioners, and researchers in evaluation and related fields. Queries are invited for the following The Evaluation Exchange sections:

• Promising Practices, which discusses current evaluation practices, often from the practitioner's point of view (750 words)
• Spotlight, which presents articles of interest not necessarily within the thematic topic of the issue (750 words)
• Evaluations to Watch, which highlights innovative evaluations that are currently being undertaken (750 words)
• Beyond Basic Training, which provides information on forthcoming training programs and conferences as well as articles which highlight the training component of evaluation practice (750 words)

We invite you to email hfrp_pubs@gse.harvard.edu with an outline of your proposed article and indicate to which section you are interested in contributing.

Please allow 2–4 weeks for a response. Thank you for your interest in contributing to The Evaluation Exchange.

FINE Newsletter 

The FINE Newsletter considers contributions from researchers, practitioners, and policymakers in family involvement and related fields. Queries are invited for the following FINE Newsletter sections:

• Guest Commentary, which illustrates current issues in family involvement from the perspective of an expert in the field (500 words)
• Resources & Research From FINE Members, which presents tools and articles from family involvement practitioners and researchers (250-500 words)
• Voices From the Field, which discusses the first-hand experiences of those in the family involvement field (250-500 words)
• Family Involvement News, which provides brief listings of current publications, tools, events, and opportunities in family involvement (100 words)

We invite you to email fine@gse.harvard.edu with an outline of your proposed article and indicate to which section you are interested in contributing. Please allow 2–4 weeks for a response. For back issues of the FINE Newsletter, visit the FINE Newsletter archive. 

Thank you for your interest in contributing to the FINE Newsletter.