Creative Equity Toolkit

Learning pattern: Centering Marginalised Knowledge

Developed by “Whose Knowledge?,” a global campaign recentering marginalised knowledges online, this "learning pattern" is designed for those who want to support marginalised communities add to Wikimedia projects. It offers critical questions, suggestions, and examples from experiences to illustrate lessons.

Letting the Movement Decide

A report evaluating FRIDA’s impact that documents a funding model designed to promote emerging leadership, respond to changing realities, offer transparency, shift philanthropic power dynamics, and function as a learning and knowledge development hub for broader feminist and philanthropic communities.

Justice Funders

A blog series featuring stories by thought leaders contributing to justice transitions in philanthropy. Designed to inspire the US sector to re-imagine and practice a new kind of philanthropy that redistributes wealth, democratises power and shifts economic control to communities.

Little Book of Evaluation Tools

Case studies, resources and response rates for various creative evaluation tools set up at the Curiosity Carnival, a festival of public engagement with research at venues throughout Oxford University. Includes a graffiti wall, rating cards, audience participation exercise, feedback postcards, text/email feedback, observation, facilitated rating questions and love hearts.

'For short one-off engagement activities, evaluation tools can be light-touch, designed to feel part of the activity.'