TIPS AND TOOLS

Drawing Conclusions, Reporting and Using the Data
This set of tips is designed to help CAT members tell a compelling story based on data they've collected and lessons learned.

Key Areas for Change
This information sheet outlines possible areas of focus for a community campaign, from changing individual attitudes and behavior to influencing policy, legislation and organizational practices.

Notes from Presentation or Tabling Event
This simple form makes it easy to keep track of input or feedback obtained from audience members or participants at a public event.

Community Presentation Evaluation Form
Use this tool to gather feedback from audience members about a speaker's presentation.

Commitment to End Violence Survey
This tool can be used at a public event to involve community members in thinking about either joining a CAT or supporting its activities.

Community Mobilization Assessment Questionnaire
This tool lists discussion questions CAT members can use to talk frankly with one another about what worked well and what could be changed or improved.

Lessons from Geese
Use this touching set of "facts" about geese to inspire and motivate your team.

Evaluation of CAT Session
The 'Evaluation of CAT Session' form provides a quick and easy way for facilitators to get feedback from team members on the usefulness and impact of training sessions.

Logic Model for Evaluating Community Impact
The Logic Model for Evaluating Community Impact is tool for understanding how change efforts can help bring about short-term and long-term changes in community members' knowledge, attitudes, beliefs and behaviors.