Wednesday, December 10

Building a Data Culture in Your Nonprofit: Small Steps, Big Impact

By Strides Insights

Overcome common barriers to data adoption in nonprofits with small data changes led to significant improvements.

Date and time

Location

Online

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Agenda

Introductions

Understanding common barriers to data adoption in nonprofits

Fostering a "data-curious" mindset among staff and volunteers

Identifying quick wins for using data in everyday operations

Developing a basic data governance framework

Questions and answers

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Highlights

1 hour, 30 minutes
Online

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 3 days before event

About this event

Nonprofits can build a data culture by taking small steps for big impact, despite any hesitations to engage in data collection, analysis or retention. In this workshop, we will be focusing on:

Overcoming common barriers to data adoption in nonprofits.
Tips for fostering a "data-curious" mindset among staff and volunteers.
Identifying quick wins for using data in everyday operations.
Developing a basic data governance framework.
Showcasing examples of how small data changes led to significant improvements.

Frequently asked questions

How should I prepare for the workshop?

If you already have completed some of these exercises, keep it handy with you and you'll be able to use that or refine it as you wish during the exercise. If you would like us to use your organisation as an example, please email us beforehand at hello@stridesinsights.com to chat further.

Will there be a recording available?

There will be a recording available after the workshop to attendees. If you are unable to make it but have registered here on Eventbrite, please be assured this will be in your inbox within 3 business days.

How can I contact you for more information?

Please email us at hello@stridesinsights.com

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Strides Insights

We're a data, research and public policy consulting partnership working with businesses and nonprofits of all sizes on capacity building and communicating their impact.