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Community Group Conferencing Evaluation Forms

These evaluation forms, used in the Bethlehem Restorative Policing Experiment, include: Conference Observation Form, Facilitator Data Sheet, Post-Conference Offender Questionnaire, Post-Conference Victim Questionnaire, Post-Conference Offender's Parent Questionnaire, Post-Court Offender Questionnaire, Post-Court Victim Questionnaire, Post-Court Offender's Parent Questionnaire.

Umbreit, Mark S. Program Evaluation Kit: Victim Offender Mediation Programs

This Program Evaluation Kit is designed to be a self-administered system for routinely collecting client satisfaction as part of the ongoing operation of a victim offender mediation program. By “self-administered” we mean that this evaluation kit can be implemented by program staff and volunteers, without the need for a special program evaluation grant or connection with a researcher at a University or related institution. If used properly, the program evaluation system presented in this kit can be easily etigrated into the on-going operation of the program and can actually offer a good quality experience for previous participants in mediation, by asking for their feedback about how their case was handled. (excerpt)

Oregon Southern Region Family Decision Meeting Facilitators Group. Southern Region Family Decision Making Meeting Evaluation.

This satisfaction questionnaire is used to obtain evaluation feedback from participants in family meetings in southern Oregon.

Center for Restorative Justice & Peacemaking. Post-Mediation Dialogue Interview Schedule. Offender.

This document was used to gather data in the evaluation of Texas and Ohio Victim Offender Mediation/Dialogue programmes in crimes of Severe Violence.

Center for Restorative Justice & Peacemaking. Post-Mediation/Dialogue Interview Schedule.

This questionnaire was developed by the Center for Restorative Justice and Peacemaking at the University of Minnesota to gather information about victim experiences in victim offender dialogue in crimes of severe violence.

Geary, William. "A Quick Look at In-house Evaluations."

The author remarks that one of the necessary challenges for any program is evaluation. Because of the importance of this practice, the author provides basic guidelines for an organization to conduct its own “in-house�? evaluation of its programs.

Umbreit, Mark S and Fercello, Claudia. "Program Evaluation Kit: Family Group Conferencing."

This document provides an extensive set of forms and questions for surveying the perspectives and experiences of both the victim and offender before the conference, and then for evaluating the results of the conference and how participants feel after the conference.

Family Group Conference Evaluation for Service Providers

Instrument used by a family group decisionmaking programme in Louisville, KY.

Family Group Conference Evaluation For Families

Instrument used by a family group decisionmaking programme in Louisville, KY.