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Meg Gibbon

Margaret (Meg) Gibbon is Switchboard's Director for Programming & Implementation. Meg comes to Switchboard from her role managing the Monitoring and Evaluation Technical Assistance (META) Project. Previously, she worked as a Program Manager for Resource Acquisition. Her work has focused on grant management, monitoring and evaluation, and instructional design. Meg holds an MA in French from Middlebury College, specializing in francophone societies, and a BA in Religion from Barnard College, specializing in Islam.
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Excel

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Monitoring and Evaluation

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Data Analysis, Using Data and Evidence

Is Your Data Tidy? Tips from the Experts to Speed Analysis and Save You Time

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This blog post was written by the Monitoring and Evaluation Technical Assistance (META) Project and is included as an archived post on the Switchboard blog. Too many of us have experienced a common M&E frustration: puzzling over an Excel spreadsheet that may contain all of the information we need, but that takes multiple time-consuming steps to clean […]

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DataViz

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Monitoring and Evaluation

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Data Visualization, Using Data and Evidence

Data Visualization Made Easy: Program Output Data Before and After

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This blog post was written by the Monitoring and Evaluation Technical Assistance (META) Project and is included as an archived post on the Switchboard blog. If you serve refugees in the U.S., you’ve probably experienced a common challenge: translating all of the valuable data you collect into relevant messages for a given audience, whether they […]

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ToC

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Monitoring and Evaluation

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Project Design and M&E Planning

Why We Should Have Developed our Logic Model before Our Project Narrative — Not the Other Way Around

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This blog post was written by the Monitoring and Evaluation Technical Assistance (META) Project and is included as an archived post on the Switchboard blog. It’s tempting to start out program design by drafting a narrative. After all, we know what we want to do, many approvals may be needed, and deadlines are looming! But […]

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