Evaluations
3/18/26
Corona’s Coaching Accelerates Conservation Impact
Corona helped conservation teams build theories of change and evaluation plans through the Peregrine Accelerator at Colorado State University.
By Paul CollierRead More
2/20/26
Corona’s Evaluation Helps CASA Communicate Impact
Corona uncovers a compelling narrative for Colorado CASA and their impact. See how they are putting our evaluation to work.
By Catherine Rockey, PhDRead More
5/20/24
Crafting a Theory of Change, Part 2: Finalizing and Testing
In part 2 of our Theory of Change (ToC) blog series, we discuss the final drafting steps, including identifying your team’s activities, outputs and outcomes. We also share advice on testing your ToC and share tips for leading an efficient process.
By Paul CollierRead More
5/10/24
Crafting a Theory of Change, Part 1: Where to Begin
A Theory of Change (ToC) is both a process and a product that describes who your organization serves, what your organization does to serve them, and what lasting impact you intend to help your community achieve. This first blog in a two-part series explores how to begin the drafting process.
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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 to assess these aspects for your team.
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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.
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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