Using Personal Logic Models to Map Our Values

Logic Models for Personal Life

As evaluators, we’re used to applying logic models to program and project planning. Just in time for the new year, this workshop will shift the focus to ourselves and guide participants through the process of using a logic model for personal values orientation and goals setting. Attendees will leave this workshop with a personal logic model template that grounds you in your values as you navigate career transitions, goals for the new year and a rapidly changing political context. 

If you need any accommodations to participate, please let us know at least one week prior to the event. Thank you.

Elizabeth Taylor-Schiro-Biidabinikwe

Facilitator:

Elizabeth Taylor-Schiro-Biidabinikwe (St. Croix Chippewa/Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe) is a Ph.D. Candidate in Organizational Leadership, Policy, and Development at the University of Minnesota and she holds a Master’s degree from the University of Minnesota in Educational Policy and Leadership. She is passionate about health equity and social justice advocacy, particularly within Indigenous contexts. Her research and practice centers reflexive practice, identity development and impact, and shifting power to communities through community engagement. 

Elizabeth practices as the Title V Maternal and Child Health Block Grant Program Coordinator at the Minnesota Department of Health - leading statewide strategic planning around maternal and child health, and an Evaluation and Research Consultant assisting organizations with culturally reflexive, equity-focused, and community-driven research and evaluation strategies. 

For hobbies, you can find Elizabeth spending time with her partner Travis, 3 year old - going on 16 year old son Jude, Border Collie Thor, and kitty Sif, probably exploring a Minnesota hiking trail or wandering around Costco.