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WORK

CAPACITY-BUILDING COLLABORATIONS

Examples of my current and recent work: 

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Facilitating a team of youth and adults in designing a youth collective giving circle program within a large community foundation​

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Contributing qualitative analysis and report writing/design to evaluation of youth-serving STEM programs (partnership with Insights Evaluation) 

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Supported qualitative data collection, analysis, and reporting to evaluate National Science Foundation-funded geoscience projects in higher education (partnership with Amiable Consulting and Informed Change) 

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Facilitated a working subgroup of a statewide public health coalition focused on public policy and partnerships (partnership with NARA, Inc.)  

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Co-facilitated listening sessions on nature engagement strategies with staff from a national network of nature-based youth development programs and created a report of learning for the organization (partnership with Informed Change)​

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Co-wrote mentoring curriculum informed by listening sessions with mentors and mentees for a national youth mentoring organization (partnership with Informed Change​)​

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Conducted qualitative research and analysis within a large art museum to inform diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility initiatives (partnership with Creative Catalysts)

CLIENTS

PRESENTATIONS + PUBLICATIONS

As primary or sole author:

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Building Multigenerational Relationships in Faith Communities

Search Institute Blog Post, June 2020

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Faith Communities as Contexts for Holistic Youth Identity Development

Research poster presentation, Society for Research on Adolescence Biannual Meeting, March 2020

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Youth Participatory Evaluation and Youth Advisory Models in a Youth Development Program: Successes and Challenges in Cultivating Youth Voice and Participation

Field work report, August 2018

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Civic Youth Work in a Nonprofit Setting

Independent research, May 2017

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Environmental Sustainability and Economic Development in the Chinese Tourism Industry

B.A. Thesis, December 2012

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The Lewis & Clark Student Cooperative: Clientelism and Autonomy

Qualitative research project, May 2011

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Blog: Fare by Clare

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As co-author or collaborator:

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Sethi, J. and Eisenberg, C. (2023) Experts of Their Own Experience: Tools and Strategies to Partner with Youth and Center Their Stories in Evaluation. American Evaluation Association Annual Conference, presentation. 

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Myrbo, A., Sethi, J. and Eisenberg, C. (2023) When Two are Better than One: Stories and Strategies to Build Your Business and Evaluation Capacity Through Partnership. American Evaluation Association Annual Conference, presentation. 

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Sethi, J. and Eisenberg, C. (2022) Practical Tools to Invite Youth into the Evaluation Process: Insights and Resources from our Work with Youth-Serving Organizations. American Evaluation Association Annual Conference, presentation. 

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Sethi, J. and Eisenberg, C. (2022) Making Research and Evaluation Accessible to Practitioners and Participants: Insights and Resources from our Work with Nature-Based Youth-Serving Organizations. Twin Cities Research Group, hybrid presentation.

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Sethi, J. and Eisenberg, C. (2021) Exploring Innovative Nature Engagement Practices: Supporting Camp Fire’s Commitment to Promote Environmental Stewardship and Action. [Report to Camp Fire].

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Sethi, J. and Eisenberg, C. (2021). Dream Journey Curriculum. [Mentoring curriculum developed for U.S. Dream Academy].

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Sethi, J. and Eisenberg, C. (2021, November 8). Building an Evaluation Practice that Centers Youth Voices and Stories. Camp Fire Promise to Practice Conference, virtual.

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Sethi, J. and Eisenberg, C. (2021, October 19). Exploring Innovative Nature Engagement Practices in Camp Fire Programs. Camp Fire National Leadership Conference, virtual.

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Integrating Youth Development and Nature: An Exploration (Executive Summary)

Search Institute, Children & Nature Network, 2020 

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What Youth Say About Relationships in Faith Communities: A Preliminary Report of Study Findings from Shir Tikvah Congregation

Search Institute, September 2019

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Other Publications:

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Pekel, K., Sethi, J., Muhammad, F. Z., Eisenberg, C. & Bergstrom, E. (2021). The Relationship Builder’s Guidebook: Activities and Approaches to Enhance Developmental Relationships. Minneapolis, MN: Search Institute.

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Roehlkepartain, E., Eisenberg, C., Sethi, J, & Chamberlain, R. (2021). Cultivating faith-nurturing developmental relationships with youth and families: A starter kit for congregations. Minneapolis, MN.: Search Institute. 

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Roehlkepartain, E. C., Sethi, J., Chamberlain, R., & Eisenberg, C. (2021). Cultivating faith by growing relationships: How young people in churches, mosques, and synagogues experience spirituality and purpose through intentional connections with family, mentors, and friends. Minneapolis, MN: Search Institute. (Forthcoming - expected release by April 2021.)

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Sethi, J., Eisenberg, C., Roehlkepartain, E., & Chamberlain, R. (2021). “It’s not just older adults doing it. It’s teens themselves”: What young people’s experiences in faith communities teach about sharing power.” Manuscript submitted for publication to the Journal of Youth Development.

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Boat, A., Sethi, J., Eisenberg, C., & Chamberlain, R. (2020). “It Was a Support Network System that Made Me Believe in Myself:” Understanding Youth and Young Adults’ Experiences ofSocial Capital in Five Innovative Programs. (Report to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation).Minneapolis, MN: Search Institute.

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Boat, A. A., Syvertsen, A. K., & Eisenberg, C. L. (2020). The state of relationships: Young people’s relationships with adults in Minnesota schools and out-of-school time programs[Insights & Evidence Series]. Minneapolis, MN: Search Institute.

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