Your thorniest questions hold the key to your nonprofit’s success.
We are applied social scientists who bring fundamental principles of research design to real-world settings.
So, if you’re asking…
- What’s my nonprofit’s impact on the community? 
- Does my training really work? 
- How do I show my program’s results to a funder? 
We can help you turn your questions into insights that…
- Demonstrate your nonprofit’s influence 
- Increase your program’s effectiveness 
- Communicate with key stakeholders 
Read more about the specific questions we’re exploring with our partners.
Some common ways we help organizations use evidence:
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       Evaluate program impactWe help you measure your current programs to make sure they are having the impact you hope and develop recommendations for positive change. 
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       Understand internal processesWe can help you gauge the operations, concepts, or attitudes that motivate your organization’s functioning and test some of the assumptions you have about your organization’s internal workings. 
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       Communicate impact to stakeholdersWe help you identify areas of greatest impact and communicate those effectively to donors, granting agencies, or new clients /partnerships. 
When you work with us, we’ll follow a simple process:
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       Understanding your ContextWe will start the project by learning about you. Who are your key stakeholders? What beliefs, values, or outcomes drive your organization? What questions do you want to answer? 
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       Collecting Data & EvidenceWe will turn your questions into a research project aligned with your values, timeline, and budget. We use various methods, including interviews, surveys, focus groups, and archival data. 
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       Developing Actionable InsightsWe tailor the learnings to your desired next steps. We use evidence to make program recommendations, design marketing materials, or provide a summary of findings. 
