The Common Good Data Podcast

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  • The podcast for nonprofit and government leaders looking to use data and evaluation strategies to build effective and sustainable programs in the areas of prevention, mental health, human services, and education. On the Common Good Data Podcast, learn how the best organizations build a culture of data that impresses funders, wins competitive grants, and changes the lives of the individuals and communities they serve. Episodes include interviews with social sector leaders and insights from the world of program evaluation. Hosted by Drew Reynolds and Roger Suclupe.
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The podcast for nonprofit and government leaders looking to use data and evaluation strategies to build effective and sustainable programs in the areas of prevention, mental health, human services, and education. On the Common Good Data Podcast, learn how the best organizations build a culture of data that impresses funders, wins competitive grants, and changes the lives of the individuals and communities they serve. Episodes include interviews with social sector leaders and insights from the world of program evaluation. Hosted by Drew Reynolds and Roger Suclupe.
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  • REPLAY: Culturally Responsive Practice with Immigrant Families
    2024/11/25

    Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Common Good Data! As we take a break this week to relax and enjoy time with family and friends, we’re excited to share one of our favorite interviews from 2024.

    In this episode, we speak with Sil Ganzó, founder of Our Bridge for Kids in Charlotte, North Carolina, an organization that supports immigrant and refugee families through culturally responsive educational programs.

    You'll hear Sil talk about the importance of community-centered practices such as organizing focus groups in the languages of the participants, and how the program fosters cultural pride and identity in students.


    Read the original show notes HERE.

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    39 分
  • Measuring the Strength of Relationships and Communities with the Social Capital Atlas
    2024/11/18

    How do you measure the strength of the connections in a community—the trust, relationships, and bonds that hold people together.

    Social capital plays a powerful role in impacting everything from economic mobility to civic participation. But how do we actually quantify these unseen networks?

    The Social Capital Atlas can answer that question, mapping out data across U.S. counties and zip codes to show where social capital is strong and where it is lacking.

    Using sources like Facebook connections, census data, and voting records, the Atlas paints a picture of how connected communities really are.

    It explores three distinct forms of social capital: economic connectedness, or how people from different income backgrounds interact; cohesiveness, reflecting trust and the strength of local relationships; and civic engagement, which looks at volunteerism and community participation.

    In this episode, Drew walks you through how to use this tool effectively.

    You’ll hear:

    (03:19) What social capital actually refers to, including bonding vs. bridging social capital

    (07:29) Why should nonprofits care about social capital

    (09:33) What is the Social Capital Atlas and what exactly does it measure

    (12:08) How to navigate the Social Capital Atlas


    Download the Data & Evaluation Made Simple Toolkit

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    23 分
  • Building Relationships and Mentoring Youth with Ryan Grammatico
    2024/11/11

    Young people are facing an epidemic of loneliness. Despite being the most connected generation, students still feel isolated, disconnected, and uncertain.

    This lack of connection impacts many areas of their lives—from school attendance and graduation rates to risky behaviors that prevent them from reaching their full potential.

    For 35 years, Right Moves for Youth has been tackling this issue head-on.

    Through weekly group meetings led by staff, school resource officers, and sometimes community volunteers, Right Moves provides teens with the opportunity to connect, build relationships, and gain the support they need to overcome life’s challenges.

    Ryan Grammatico, from Right Moves for Youth, joins us to talk about how the organization is helping students not only achieve academic success but also become better employees, better citizens, and more prepared for the future ahead.

    You’ll Hear:

    (05:28) The challenges that youth in schools in Charlotte are facing right now

    (08:03) What young people are sharing about their experiences with rising mental health challenges and feelings of disconnection

    (14:06) What makes Right Moves for Youth so different from other after-school programs or youth mentoring programs

    (22:26) How they demonstrate the impact of their work through measurable results

    (33:23) A success story of a young girl who, after participating in the program, now works at the organization


    Connect with Ryan and learn more about Right Moves for Youth.


    Download the Data & Evaluation Made Simple Toolkit.


    Read the full show notes HERE.

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    43 分

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