Zachariah Rabah (he/him/his) has evaluation consulting experience with non-profits and public agencies and has curated publications on participatory evaluation. His professional approach to evaluation utilizes a philosophy of evaluation for social change through a developmental evaluation framework.
Zachariah uses evaluation to provide data and information for organizational learning and social transformation. His community organizing work has been informed by his experience as a first-generation Palestinian American immigrant. He has spoken in universities, panels, teach-ins, and community events on social justice issues, and has campaign-building, advocacy and civic engagement experience countering hate and violence against marginalized communities. Zachariah has a BA and MA in International Relations, and holds an MS in Measurement and Evaluation.
Clients
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Non-Profits
Our research has served a wide range of non-profits, including community organizing, education and advocacy, and health and human services organizations.
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Public Agencies
We consult for a wide range of clients, including public agencies and networks seeking to do more with the data they have, and increase the impact of their services. Emergent Evaluation helps public agencies integrate data-driven evaluative processes into daily work routines.
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Participatory Evaluation
We share knowledge through participatory evaluation to help clients increase the utilization of evaluation findings and grow their capacity for community-led ideation and design, data collection processes, analysis, reporting and action-planning.