Facilitator Evaluation

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* 1. School or organization name (optional)

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* 2. Name of individual entering data (optional)

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* 3. Type of professional

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* 4. Number of participants

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* 5. If you ran multiple groups at the same time, how many groups did you run?

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* 6. Venue (name of location where program was held)

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* 7. Location (City, State, Zip Code) of Venue

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* 8. Type of venue, of the following:

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* 9. What program format was utilized?

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* 10. How many girls/women completed all sessions of the program?

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* 11. If you offered the Body Project at school, what time of day did you run the program? Please check all that apply.

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* 12. Please rate the quality of the program with 1 being poor and 5 excellent:

  Poor Excellent
Flow of sessions
Time per session
Room/space
Group partcipation
Tone/environment
Preparedness to lead

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* 13. Did participants appear to learn new information in the Body Project workshop?

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* 14. Was there anything that came up during the session that you felt unprepared to address?

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* 15. After running the entire program, are there any topics, activities, or other components (i.e., team-building, parent involvement, etc.) that you would add to the program?

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* 16. If there was an extended body acceptance program (i.e., over the course of a semester), would you be interested in bringing that to your school?

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* 17. How likely do you think participants are to resist societal beauty ideals after completing this program?

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* 18. Did the program, as written, address the beauty ideals and concerns of your group of students?

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* 19. How did you tailor the program to meet the unique needs of your participants? What types of adaptations would you make to future versions of the program/script in order to be more effective in addressing body concerns & ideals of diverse populations?

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* 20. Rate the importance of each discussion/exercise:

  Not important Slightly important Moderately important Important Very important
Learning about the origin and costs of the appearance-ideal
Writing a letter to a younger girl who is struggling with body image concerns
Looking at yourself in the mirror and writing down all your positive qualities
Completing the checklist of appearance-ideal behaviors you engaged in over the last few years (i.e., purchased a fashion magazine)
Role-playing comebacks to negative body statements
Writing a letter to someone who made comments about your appearance
Challenging yourself to do things you don't normally do because of body image concerns
Engaging in activities that teach others how to resist or avoid the appearance-ideal
Writing a letter to your younger self on how to avoid developing body image concerns
Discussing the benefits of the program and body activism
Writing about various ways in which the mass media promotes the appearance-ideal
Engaging in group activities that teach others how to resist or avoid the appearance-ideal

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* 21. What was the most effective part of this program?

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* 22. What did you like least about this program?

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* 23. The Body Project encourages active participation. Please describe any challenges you encountered in fostering individual/group participation.

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* 24. Is there anything facilitators can/should do to increase active participation?

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* 25. Has the Body Project affected your feelings toward your own body?

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* 26. How likely are you to run this program again?

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* 27. How will you continue to promote the messages of the Body Project in your school community? What opportunities/resources do students have to continue these conversations?

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* 28. Would you like to share any additional thoughts about the Body Project?

Please email ckronengold@myneda.org with any photos from the program, or post-program acts of body activism and other events, activities, and/or meetings.

Thank you for your time and insight! 

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