RFPs

  • Evaluation of CPAMOPOC IV Project

    Organization

    Cultural Pluralism in the Arts Movement Ontario (CPAMO)

    Summary

    In 2016, CPAMO designed and delivered its first Cultural Pluralism in the Arts Movement Pluralism Organizational Change Project (CPAMOPOC – https://cpamo.org/equity-education-in-the-arts//). CPAMO has developed and delivered this project to 4 cohorts of diverse arts organizations – arts services, creation-based small, medium and large – involving between 10-16 organizations per cohort for a total of 60 organizational participants.

    CPAMOPOC’s structure and delivery methods have remained somewhat the same for each cohort. However, changes have been introduced for each cohort based on external evaluations conducted at the end of each project.

    CPAMO’s current cohort is in collaboration with the Saskatchewan Association of Theatre Professionals (SATP – https://sasktheatreprofessionals.ca). This cohort began in the winter of 2022 and will conclude in May/June 2023. At this stage, CPAMO and SATP are looking to engage an external resource to evaluate CPAMOPOC 4 (https://cpamo.org/equity-education-in-the-arts/cpamo-poc-cohort-4/)

    CPAMOPOC runs for 18 months with participants meeting for between 8 and 3 hours per month.To conduct an effective evaluation of this program, interested applicants will be required to:

    • Understand CPAMOPOC’s Goals, Objectives, Methodologies, resources provided and staffing;
    • Assess the Attendance, Structure And Scheduling of the various sessions, including materials provided by project participants, CPAMO and external facilitators;
    • Assess Session Design, Tools And Content;
    • Assess Program Impact on participants’ knowledge, commitment and change work supported by CPAMOPOC, including implementation and planning for sustainability.

    Timeframes:

    It is anticipated that the evaluation will occur between February and May of 2023. Interested consultants are to submit a proposal indicating how they would carry out this evaluation, with particular attention to time required for each section of the review.

    Project Budget

    $12,000, exclusive of HST

    Closing Date

    02/10/2023

    REQUEST-FOR-PROPOSALScpamopoceval-1Download

  • Ottawa Cultural Sector Development Feasibility Study

    The Ottawa Cultural Alliance (OCA) is a collaboration between six network organizations working collaboratively to help advance Ottawa’s cultural sector. As a result of OCA’s work advocating for cultural priorities, Ottawa City Council has approved funding to be applied in part to complete an arms-length, community-driven, community-wide CULTURAL SECTOR DEVELOPMENT FEASIBILITY STUDY. The study will learn from best practices and recommend solutions designed to further advance Ottawa’s cultural sector. The study is scheduled to start in November 2017, and to be completed by the end of August 2018.

    OCA is seeking proposals from qualified consultants to undertake this feasibility study. The Request for Proposals (RFP) will be available from OCA’s website, ottawaculture.ca and at artsconsultants.ca. Proposals must be submitted via email no later than Friday November 3, 2017, 12:00 noon ET. Questions may be directed in writing to Margery Leach, Project Manager at info@ottawaculture.ca between Monday October 16 2017 and Wednesday October 25, 2017, 12 Noon ET. All questions and answers, and any proposal amendments will be posted on the OCA website.

    For more information, please click the link below:

    OCA_RFP_cultural sector feasibility study

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