Dr Roz Stewart-Hall (née Hall) worked in socially engaged arts practice from 1991. She became interested in evaluation during research that she conducted in the West Midlands between 1997 and 2000. This research is described in the book ‘The Value of Visual Exploration’. She now works to develop inclusive and creative approaches to evaluation across disciplines, practices and art forms. She has worked with a wide range of arts and cultural organisations and partnerships, supporting them to develop, evolve and embed processes for evaluation. Organisations she works for, or has worked for, include: Paul Hamlyn Foundation; Tate; Gentle/Radical; Knowle West Media Centre; Extraordinary Bodies and Rising Arts Agency. She is a board member for Diverse Artists Network.