Video: Introducing New GIS Board Members!
We're so excited to introduce you to our newest GIS Board Members, who will help set the vision and direction of our impactful global society for the next three years!
Recorded Webinar: Why is Equity Critical? Equity in Education (Series #1)
Deborah Taub, PhD of the TIES Center, a national technical assistance center on inclusive practices and policies, speaks to the critical importance of equity in education.
GIS: News, Resources & Opportunities (Quarterly #5)
Updated Competencies for Implementation Facilitators (Second Edition) – ¡También en Español! We must recognize John Øvretveit and Paul Tortoloni for their leadership on the GIS Standards & Competencies committee and
Updated Competencies for Implementation Facilitators (Second Edition) – ¡También en Español!
The GIS statement of facilitator competencies was developed to enable: People to self-assess their own competencies – their strengths and weaknesses, Managers to recruit staff or contract services to facilitate
President’s Mesage – A ‘Mycorrhizal’ Network
Hello GIS colleagues, In this month’s newsletter, I am pleased to share with you the insights and intelligence of our GIS Administrative Support Team. Inspired by GIS’s implementation work, Zach
Competencias para Personas que Facilitan la Implementación
Competencias basadas en evidencia para personas que facilitan la Implementación. La declaración de competencias de GIS fue desarrollada para permitir que: Las personas —que facilitan la implementación a tiempo parcial
Updated GIS Member Experience
It's likely you'll notice some changes to globalimplementation.org—here's a rundown on what we've changed to make the GIS member experience better than ever! In the last quarterly GIS newsletter, published
GIS Newsletter #4 July 2021
Highlights from GIC 2021 and the latest committee updates from the Global Implementation Society in the July 2021 quarterly newsletter.
GIC 2021 Dean Fixsen Tribute & Interview
Recorded for the Global Implementation Conference 2021, this is an interview with and tribute to Dean Fixsen of the Active Implementation Research Network.