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XCeval, founded in May 2004, is a mailing list for persons interested in issues associated with international and cross-cultural evaluation. Many of the postings are announcements of short-term consultancies or full-time positions in international M&E-related jobs. Also exchanges of ideas of current interest to persons involved in the evaluation of international development. It was initially set up for the International and Cross-Cultural Topical Interest Group of the American Evaluation Association. For this mailing list, yahoo-groups software is used.

EVALJOBS is a list for evaluation-related job postings. It is run by the Evaluation Center of the Western Michigan University (http://www.wmich.edu/evalctr/). For this mailing list, listserv software is used.

EVALTALK is an open, unmoderated, international mailing list for general discussion of evaluation and associated issues. It is one of the most popular mailing lists in this field. An archive of the list can be found at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/evaltalk.html. It is sponsored by the American Evaluation Association. For this mailing list, listserv software is used.

EGAD is an open list for people interested in Program Evaluation, Statistics, and Methodology. For this mailing list, listserv software is used.

EVALBUSINESS is a list for the Independent Consulting TIG of the American Evaluation Association. For this mailing list, yahoo software is used.

The United Kingdom Evaluation Society (UKES) e-mail based discussion list (follow the link on the right hand side of th UKES website). For this mailing list, majordomo software is used.

The list empowerment-evaluation97 is a list about the topic empowerment evaluation. It is run by David Fetterman. For this mailing list, majordomo software is used.

The mailing list NYMEN serves the New York Metro Evaluation Network (NYMEN). It is run by NYMEN, a regional affiliate of the American Evaluation Association. For this mailing list, yahoo-groups software is used.

The purpose of the OUTCMTEN (Outcomes Evaluation Topical Evaluation Network) list is to develop a broad collective expertise with respect to problems of assessing and analyzing outcomes of interventions aimed at improving mental health systems. The list also serves to provide assistance, information, and contacts regarding (1) issues in evaluation, (2) experimental and quasi-experimental design, (3) instrument and survey development, and (4) statistical analysis for mental health. OUTCMTEN is the electronic mailing list of the Evaluation Center@HSRI, http://tecathsri.org/

This group is to discuss the project of evaluation resources for programs in developing countries (just see: http://earth.prohosting.com/elecon/evaldevel/evaldevelopment.html). We will discuss what the project will be and how to do it. For this mailing list, yahoo-groups software is used.