Arts-Based Evaluation Methods: Collage

$500.00

Join us for a fun and engaging workshop where you will learn about Arts-Based Evaluation and how to plan and implement the arts-based method of collage.

When: October 20th, 2026, from 10 am – 12 pm

Where: Wilder Research, 451 Lexington Parkway N., St. Paul, MN 55104. 

Price: $300 – $500 (see suggested price tiers below). Reduced fee and two free community-funded tickets are also available.

This workshop is being hosted by Coco Canary Consulting and ACT Research.

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A conference room with round tables where people are sitting and watching a arts-based methods presentation

Ava and Molly leading a mini-zine art-based methods workshop at the Carlson Family Foundation 2024 Uplifting Youth Convening.

Join us for a fun and engaging workshop where you will learn about Arts-Based Evaluation and how to plan and implement the arts-based method of collage.

Workshop Details

When: October 20th, 2026, from 10 am – 12 pm

Where: Wilder Research, 451 Lexington Parkway N., St. Paul, MN 55104. 

Price: $300 – $500 (see suggested price tiers below). Reduced fee and two free community-funded tickets are also available. Pay now via online checkout (PayPal) or email mollycoconnor@cococanary.com for the coupon codes.

Workshop Agenda
  • Welcome & Introductions
  • What is Arts-Based Evaluation and what are arts-based methods?
  • Collage arts-based method activity
  • Participatory analysis of ABM data
  • Discussion & Questions
Workshop Outcomes:

You leave this session with: (1) increased knowledge of Arts-Based Evaluation and (2) increased confidence in planning and implementing collage as an ABM. We also hope you leave the session with at least one new personal or professional connection.

Who is this for?

This workshop is perfect for anyone who identifies as an evaluator, researcher, data analyst, community engagement specialist, communication specialist, community organizer, or teaching artist. Even if you don’t fall into these roles but still want to take the workshop, please go for it! Also, feel free to contact us with any questions at moconnor@cococanary.com.

Headshots of Molly O'Connor and Ava Yang-Lewis

About the Facilitators:

Ava Yang-Lewis: Ava Yang-Lewis is Founder / Principal of ACT Research, a strategy, research, learning, and evaluation consultancy. She is a skilled evaluator and facilitator with 10+ years of experience helping organizations strengthen learning and evaluation through collaborative, stakeholder-centered approaches. As a certified LUMA Institute human-centered design practitioner, she enjoys using creative and participatory methods to spark reflection, deepen understanding, and turn insights into action.

Molly C. O’Connor: Molly is a queer facilitator, evaluator, artist, and community organizer who uses art to shape conversations with community partners, elicit their input, and infuse creativity and joy into the process. She is also the founder and owner of Coco Canary Consulting.

Molly and Ava have been teaching arts-based methods together for clients for the last few years, and are now bringing their workshop to the public!

Suggested Price Tiers:
  • $500 (Full Price). Consider paying this amount if you can always afford your basic needs, you have expendable income (and/or access to professional development funds), and identify as middle class (i.e., your annual income and/or access to wealth is 75K – 150K).
  • $300 (Reduced Price). Consider paying this amount if you cannot always afford your basic needs, you have little to some expendable income (and/or access to professional development funds), and identify as poor/working class (i.e., your annual income and/or access to wealth is 19K – 74K).

We will be offering two free, community-funded tickets for those who cannot afford this workshop. Please contact the organizer if you are interested in claiming one of these tickets.

The above suggested price tiers are informed by Resource Generation’s Class Distinctions & Income Brackets.