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Our Goals

Promote equity in philanthropy by providing research, technical support, and training

Elevate equitable evaluation as a future-focused practice

Increase capacity for and access to equitable practices to enhance impact of New Mexico based organizations

Get to Know Us

The Equitable Evaluation in Philanthropy Project (EEPP) is a newly launched effort that seeks to create broad impact of equitable practices within philanthropy across New Mexico. EEPP is a unique organization that is led by a small group of individuals who are committed to seeing New Mexico thrive. We don't have traditional full-time staff, and instead, we operate as a collaborative, cross-sector project. ​

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Our focus is on examining how we can improve and expand practices within New Mexico's philanthropic sector that promote equity. By growing equitable evaluation practices, we can better ensure organizations and communities work in mutual partnership with grantmakers leading to greater impact and more equitable outcomes.

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EEPP was originally born out of lessons from our work with local non-profits and one New Mexico-based foundation. We have since expanded our efforts to help create a more equitable philanthropic landscape across New Mexico. 

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The hope is that this vision has broad reach and serves as a model for philanthropic organizations and communities that are the focus of philanthropic giving. Our goal of creating and sharing equity-focused evaluation and learning practices and principles will serve other organizations seeking to make such structural changes.

Meet the Team

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Founding Director

Diana Martínez (she|her|ella)

Public health practitioner, educator and thought leader within Health Equity and Social and Racial Justice with over 18 years of experience within academia, policy, and community-based work. Diana is the founding director of the Equitable Evaluation in Philanthropy Project, which was founded in 2022.

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Managing Director

Bryana Montoya (she|her|ella)

Bryana has been actively working with EEPP since 2022. With a strong educational foundation in Population Health and Digital Healthcare, she is a passionate advocate for justice and equity. Bryana is dedicated to driving positive change and improving community well-being in New Mexico. 

Advisory Board

Adrien Lawyer

Andrea Plaza

Curtis Chavez

Helga Garza

Teresa Madrid

Jorge Garcia

Shantini Ramakrishnan

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