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SFBAE, an affiliate of the American Evaluation Association, works to promote the advancement of program evaluation in local and regional communities by providing professional development, networking, and educational opportunities.

SEA, the Southeast Evaluation Association, is a regional affiliate of the American Evaluation Association. Their members come from four main sectors: state and local government employees; college and university employees or students; county schools and school boards; and the private sector.

Founded in 1997, the Oregon Program Evaluators Network (OPEN) is an organization for residents of Oregon and Washington who are involved with or interested in program evaluation. OPEN allows for the frank exchange of ideas and information that promote and encourage high-quality evaluation practices. The members of OPEN represent government agencies, universities, and private consulting firms.

The Ohio Program Evaluators' Group (OPEG) is a statewide organization of professionals. OPEG was founded in 1980 by program evaluators in mental health organizations across Ohio.

New Mexico Evaluators is an Association of Evaluation Professionals in New Mexico.

As an affiliate to the American Evaluation Association their goal is to provide Minnesota evaluators with information on local evaluation events, links to evaluation resources, jobs openings, and opportunities to connect with evaluators across the state. Minnesota Evaluation Association has been serving the state for several years and became formally organized in 2003.

The Michigan Association for Evaluation (MAE) is a voluntary organization devoted to educating the public about the science and use of evaluation. MAE exists to promote evaluation in the State of Michigan. We convene the evaluation community (including evaluators, funders, and program users) to focus on how evaluation should be conducted and used. We strive to: * Promote the implementation of state-of-the-art evaluation, * Build the competencies of the evaluation community, * Promote the use of evaluation to improve policies and programs, * Cultivate evaluative thinking.

The Eastern Evaluation Research Society, a local affiliate of the American Evaluation Association, has been serving evaluators from New York to Washington, DC for over a quarter of a century. The membership includes representatives of public and private evaluation organizations, academia, as well as independent consultants. They are committed to promoting the evaluation profession through information sharing, educational activities, and networking.

The purpose of CAPE.NET is to fulfill the mission of Amercian Evaluation Association (AEA) within a network of program evaluators in Connecticut, Rhode Island and Western Massachusetts in order to improve and enhance evaluation practices and methods, increase use and promote evaluation as a profession within the area.

The Chicagoland Evaluation Association is a local affiliate of the American Evaluation Association and provides a forum for professional evaluators in the Chicago area to network, exchange ideas and knowledge, and participate in professional development activities that promote excellence in the field of evaluation.