ACET, Inc., is pleased to introduce Amy Gustafson, who joined ACET this March as an Administrative Assistant!

ACET works in evaluation with public health agencies, primary care, behavior health, and other health-care systems.

At ACET, we are adaptive and responsive to new contexts, and with the pandemic, this is a new context.

ACET, Inc., curates a web-based, grant-alert tool where you can access COVID-19 emergency grant opportunities (and hundreds of other grants).

As evaluators, we develop partnerships to build bridges between dedicated community members and funders.

Many organizations and agencies seek to diversify their outreach.

If you’ve already completed the Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI) assessment and are wondering what to do next, ACET can help.

ACET, Inc., is pleased to introduce Lisa Perkins Smith, who joined ACET this spring as an Administrative Associate!

ACET is wrapping up a project with the Minnesota Department of Human Services to assess the capacity of Minnesota Recovery Organizations to tailor services and trainings to better meet the needs of diverse stakeholders residing in Minnesota.

Every evaluation involves working with a number of audiences.

Evaluation and strategic planning go hand in hand.

April marks the 20th anniversary of Stella SiWan Zimmerman founding ACET, Inc.

One of our Research Associates had an opportunity to attend a discussion with national grantees from the CDC Good Health and Wellness in Indian Country program in February with lessons learned from the Indigenous Data Sovereignty; Toward an Agenda book.

Ashley Kitchen, Ph.D., is our newest Research Associate who joined ACET in March 2018.

At ACET, we facilitate many meetings, and we work to create successful meetings that move meeting goals forward and keep everyone engaged.

ACET often works with communities that value oral traditions.

For an evaluation to go well and be sustainable over time, it is essential to engage multiple stakeholder groups.

ACET, Inc., is proud to introduce our new Communications Editor, Jolene Roehlkepartain!

At ACET, we lead many focus groups, and we build capacity with our clients so they can successfully lead focus groups and build capacity of others to facilitate future conversations.

Surveys provide a rich array of information—when they’re designed well to minimize bias.