Jaime L. Jarvis
Jaime L. Jarvis is a skilled writer and editor, committed to inclusive, audience-centered communication. She has created content for and with activists, evaluators, researchers, subject-matter experts, and visual designers working on the range of global development challenges. In her editing, training, and coaching work, she always encourages writers to ask, “Does it serve the audience?”
Ms. Jarvis began her career as a Peace Corps volunteer in Uzbekistan, and has since worked in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Guyana, Nepal, Nigeria, Thailand, Turkey, and Zambia. She has a master’s degree in technical and professional writing from Northeastern University.
Featured Works
- EnCompass in Profile: Jennifer Pendleton on Health, Human Rights, and Essential Connectedness
- New Resource: Successes from a Collaborative and Iterative Process for Gender Integration
- EnCompass Welcomes Samantha Croasdaile, New AWE Program Team Lead
- New Evaluation Report Documents Relevance, Impact, and Sustainability of State Department Rule of Law Programs
- Meet the Instructors: Evaluation Leaders at the EnCompass Learning Center
- Stacy Kancijanic to Co-Chair the SBAIC Communications Committee
- EnCompass in Profile: Sarah Smith Lunsford on the Value of Evaluation for Global Health
- Appreciative Inquiry: A Core Competency in Evaluation Practice
- New Resource: Evidence Briefs Feature Education Data from 20 Countries in Sub-Saharan Africa
- Evidence that Empowers: EnCompass Supports Anti-Trafficking in Peru and the Philippines
- Partnership is the Key: A Conversation on Addressing Gender-Based Violence in Agricultural Work
- Untangling the Web: Pressing for Progress in GBV Prevention and Response
- Commemorating Pride: The Importance of Appreciative Evaluation