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  • Community Health Programs
  • Arts-Based Research Methods
  • Program Evaluation

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  • The Communities ChooseWell Program has operated for ten years, with its impact needing evaluation.
  • Traditional evaluation methods may not fully capture the nuanced, long-term effects of community programs.
  • Champions are key stakeholders with valuable insights into program outcomes.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To understand the effects of the Communities ChooseWell Program from the perspective of its Champions.
  • To explore the varied, long-term impacts of the program in different contexts using an arts-based approach.
  • To identify changes fostered by the program over a decade, beyond standard funder requirements.

Main Methods:

  • An arts-based evaluation methodology was employed.
  • The creative process allowed for an open exploration of potential effects.
  • Participants (Champions) were given space to articulate what mattered most to them.

Main Results:

  • Arts-based methods facilitated engagement and uncovered meaningful, valid results.
  • The approach allowed for the exploration of diverse, long-term effects in various contexts.
  • Champions identified key changes and impacts that were most important to them.

Conclusions:

  • Arts-based evaluation is an effective and engaging method for understanding community program impacts.
  • This approach provides a richer understanding of program effects compared to traditional methods.
  • The Communities ChooseWell Program has fostered significant changes over its ten-year history, as evidenced by Champion experiences.