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Nothing About Us Without Us: Using a Participatory and Equitable Approach to Evaluating an Overdose Prevention Project CESBC Webinar May 8, 2020 Agenda Intros Peer perspective and terminology What worked Challenges Peer

  1. Nothing About Us Without Us: Using a Participatory and Equitable Approach to Evaluating an Overdose Prevention Project CESBC Webinar May 8, 2020

  2. Agenda • Intros • Peer perspective and terminology • What worked • Challenges • Peer experience • What we’d do differently next time • Resources

  4. Today’s Presenters Charlene Paul Prairie Jennifer Kylie Burmeister Choisil Chiu Alsop Hutchinson Peer Engagement Manager of Policy Project Manager, External Evaluator Peer Engagement & Evaluation and Evaluation OPEN & Evaluation Project (PEEP) Community Project (PEEP) Community Action Community Action Solutions BC Centre for Initiative Initiative BC Centre for Disease Control Disease Control

  5. Overdose Prevention and Education Network (OPEN)

  6. Evaluation Steering Committee (ESC)

  7. Evaluation Process

  8. Peer Perspective

  9. Terminology Peer Perspective & Terminology Harm reduction

  10. Terminology Peer Perspective & Terminology Cultural Safety

  11. Terminology Peer Perspective & Terminology Trauma-informed Care

  12. What Worked Peer Perspective & Terminology Focus on building eval capacity

  13. What Worked Peer Perspective & Terminology Competency in trauma-informed practice

  14. What Worked Peer Perspective & Terminology 2019 Coordination aspects

  15. What Worked PEEP mentors

  16. What Worked Peer Perspective & Terminology Peer-directed focus

  17. What Worked Peer Perspective & Terminology Evaluator did transcription

  18. Challenges Peer Perspective & Terminology Coordination from a distance

  19. Challenges Peer Perspective & Terminology Delivering Background recorders noise Recording phone calls Recording Interviews

  20. Challenges Peer Perspective & Terminology vs. Peer Neutral Outreach research worker interviewer Maintaining Neutrality

  21. Challenges Getting Distinguishing payment to between In-house marginalized results vs. transcription people personal experience Analyses

  22. Peer Perspective

  23. What Worked – Peer Perspective Peer Perspective & Terminology Data party & in-person events

  24. Challenges – Peer Perspective Peer Perspective & Terminology Convening logistics

  25. What We’d Do Differently Peer Perspective & Terminology Interview Training

  26. What We’d Do Differently Peer Perspective & Terminology More in-person meetings

  27. What We’d Do Differently Peer Perspective & Terminology More peer involvement in analyses

  28. What We’d Do Differently Peer Perspective & Terminology vs. Additional Accommodations

  29. What We’d Do Differently Peer Perspective & Terminology 2019 Overall process

  30. Resources Peer Perspective & Terminology • Pacific AIDS Network: Policies and Procedures Concerning Peer Workers (2018): https://pacificaidsnetwork.org/files/2018/09/PAN_Policies_and_Procedures_for_Pe er_work_2018_final.pdf • Peerology: A guide for people who use drugs on how to get involved • Peer Engagement Principles and Best Practices, BCCDC • http://www.bccdc.ca/resource- gallery/Documents/PEEP%20Best%20Practice%20Guidelines.pdf • Peer Payment Standards for Short Term Engagements, BCCDC • http://www.bccdc.ca/resource- gallery/Documents/Educational%20Materials/Epid/Other/peer_payment- guide_2018.pdf • Guidelines to using non-stigmatizing language, Towards the Heart • https://towardtheheart.com/assets/uploads/1512674325aOAkOYmxn5R3JpXBE1u dQKm9ypzwBNP1OkjtwcJ.pdf • Research 101: A Manifesto for Ethical Research in the DTES • http://bit.ly/R101Manifesto • Wellesley Institute: • Peer Research in Action 1: Models of Practice • Peer Research in Action 2: Management, Support and Supervision • Peer Research in Action 3: Ethical Issues

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