21 Mar Still Don’t Love Logic Models? Here is a New Approach by Michele Ryan, GPC
I have found that in the world of grant professionals, there doesn’t seem to be much gray area when it comes to logic models. Most of my colleagues seem to fall into the “I love logic models!” camp, but I do know there are a few of you out there (time to fess up) for whom those two words bring feelings of fear and anxiety. I am confessing that I, too, fall into that category. To clarify, my problem is with the process of creating the logic model. I do love and appreciate what logic models achieve and the value of the end result but have always struggled with making my thoughts fit neatly into tidy rows and columns. So, for those of you who also think less linearly and need to see the forest before you examine each individual tree, I have some suggestions that have helped me to alleviate logic model anxiety.
13 Dec Bring Your Logic Model to Life – Julie Alsup, GPC
Posted at 21:27h
in Julie Alsup, GPC, Logic Models, Program Design, Program Development, Research, Strategy
Do you consider a logic model an afterthought or simply a required attachment that is done at the end of the proposal process?
15 Oct Logic Models for Human Service Organizations by Julie Assel, GPC
Posted at 22:05h
in Competency Three, Human Services, Julie Assel, GPC, Logic Models, Program Design, Writing
All nonprofit organizations are noticing an increase in requests for logic models, but I believe these requests are more frequent for human service organizations. In addition, I believe human service organizations struggle with developing high-quality logic models more than any other nonprofit sector. A standard logic...