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Decisions about organizational programs need to be data-informed. Nonprofits have a responsibility to obtain constituent feedback, quantitative and qualitative indicators, and track program outcomes.
VIDEO | CEO Tess Reynolds explains how New Door Ventures compared case manager’s outcomes with productive results.
VIDEO | Without collecting data on your performance, you’ll never know when you have a problem. Isaac Castillo explains how the Latin American Youth Center discovered one of their programs was having the exact opposite effect of what they intended – and how they went about correcting it.
VIDEO | Carol Rivchun, President and CEO of Youth Opportunities Unlimited, shares an example of how easy it is to get an impression that isn’t supported by the data. She talks about how surprising data helped them improve.
PDF | Read about short-term accomplishments and long-term results; quantitative and qualitative measures, in Peter Drucker’s words.
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