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Evaluation of the Day of Private Reflection

Independent evaluations were carried out on the impact of the Day of Private Reflection in 2007 and 2008. The evaluations concluded that future days should be planned based on the impact and response to the Day. The Day will continue to be evaluated in subsequent years to continue to assess the need, impact and response.

To ensure the future relevance and success of the Day we need your help to make an informed decision about future days based on the impact and response to this initial Day of Private Reflection.

We are therefore requesting that groups carrying out activities linked with the Day of Private Reflection in 2009 notify us that they are taking part, and how they are participating in the Day. If you are willing we invite to a send short description of your activities and feedback to info@dayofreflection.com following the day.

Participation in the evaluation process is entirely voluntary.

The Day of Private Reflection is offered as an inclusive and positive experience that emphasises a commitment to a peaceful new society.

The Day of Private Reflection is offered as a day for personal, private and individual reflection, for example, at home, at work or within a family, group or organisation.

Public events are not a feature of the Day.

It is hoped that the Day of Private Reflection on 21 June will lead to an annual Day of Reflection, and continue to make a contribution to addressing the hurts of the past and moving forward as a society.