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Jun 25

Why collaborate on data initiatives?

Originally posted on Issue №12 — March 2023

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Jun 25

There are no data people

Originally posted on Issue №5 — August 2022

Or maybe I should say we’re all data people. In their book, Creative Confidence, the founders of IDEO and Stanford’s d.school make the case that there aren’t creative and non-creative types of people. There are only…

tommy pearce in Up to Data

Jun 25

Your friendly neighborhood data folks

Originally posted on Issue №1 — April 2022

tommy pearce in Up to Data

Jun 25

Moneyball your organization

Originally posted on Issue №4 — July 2022

I love learning about other industries to find transferable insights — ideas we can bring back to the social impact sector. For instance, reading about baseball analytics caused me to ask: Are we measuring the…

tommy pearce in Up to Data

Jun 25

Asking the right questions (part 1 of 4)

Originally posted on Issue №7— October 2022

We all know we should be using data — for fundraising, program design, strategic planning, grantmaking, policymaking, volunteer recruitment, and more. But we don’t always know where to…

tommy pearce in Up to Data

Jun 25

Working with (and around) 2020 Census data

Originally posted on Issue №1 — April 2022

The 2020 decennial census was released earlier this month. And after political interference, data collection during a pandemic, modified methodologies, and delays in publication, the data…

tommy pearce in Up to Data

Jun 25

**Informing and Inspiring Action**

Originally posted on Issue №6 — September 2022

In my favorite book about data, Data Story, Nancy Duarte makes a couple key points in the opening pages:

Facts aren’t as memorable as stories — studies have found stories to be…

tommy pearce in Up to Data

Jun 25

Equity driven. Data informed.

Originally posted on Issue №2 — May 2022

We spend a lot of time thinking about how to think about data. As advancing equity has become top-of-mind across the social impact sector, we’ve developed a values system that guides our work.

tommy pearce in Up to Data

Jun 25

Why every map looks the same

Originally posted on Issue №11 — February 2023

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