Evaluations
2/29/24
Optimizing Your Data Journey: A Guide for Social Sector Organizations
We’ve identified five critical aspects of data mature organizations. Take our quiz you to assess these aspects for your team.
By Paul CollierRead More
12/10/23
Talking Metrics, Part II: A Framework for Looking at Metrics
There are many frameworks that relate metrics to organizational goals. Paul discusses his preferred framework here.
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12/10/23
Talking Metrics, Part I: Let’s Break Down the Buzzword
This blog post is dedicated to a trendy word in the social sector, “metrics.”
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12/10/23
Conducting a Data Audit
This is the final blog in a three part series on how you, as a nonprofit leader or contributor, can maximize your organization’s existing data assets.
By Paul CollierRead More
12/10/23
Build Your Team’s Data Literacy
I’ve found that these are common feelings among nonprofit staff, managers, and leaders. However, data doesn’t have to be intimidating. After working with nonprofits and social enterprises of all sizes, I’ve seen that even the smallest and most budget-constrained organizations can use data in useful ways.
By Paul CollierRead More
7/13/22
Evaluation: It’s not just for granting agencies!
Kate discusses the benefits of program evaluation.
By Kate DarwentRead More
11/19/20
What is promising practices research?
In program design and evaluation, promising practices research is a reliable approach for developing research-based, sustainable, and tailored practices.
By Caitlin McAteerRead More
9/10/20
What is Equitable Evaluation?
In this important time of ensuring that evaluation contributes to an improved future, we believe firmly in the value of equitable evaluation practices.
By Caitlin McAteerRead More
3/17/20
When the virus shares your name: An update on COVID-19 from the Corona Insights team
The Corona team update on COVID-19, including what we're doing to stop the spread and how we can help you right now.
By David KennedyRead More
8/15/18
There’s No Place Like Home
If you have walked through downtown Denver recently, you know that it is hard to miss the growing homeless population. Civic Center Park has become a meeting place for many in the homeless population—a place where they can gather to share stories, food, and cell phones. Each year, Denver conducts a “Point in Time” (PIT) […]
By Molly HaganRead More