Webinar: Advancing Education and Workforce Equity: The Greater Cleveland Career Consortium Story
October 16th, 2024 @ 1 PM — 2 PM (EST)
During this roundtable-style webinar, the GCCC team will share how clear success metrics, disaggregated data, and a culture of shared accountability help to advance education and workforce equity for people in the region.
Clear Impact CEO Adam Luecking to Keynote at International Conference: Mana Taurite Equity in Health (New Zealand)
Nov. 18th - 19th, 2024 @ 8:00 AM (NZDT)
On Tuesday, Nov 19, Adam Luecking will deliver a keynote speech at the Mana Taurite Equity in Health Conference. The keynote, Creating mechanisms to achieve accountability and track performance in the delivery of impact and improved outcomes, will explore how to generate a higher return on investment and maximise the impact of funding for communities.
Anne McIntyre-Lahner: From Data Fear to Data Enthusiasm
For our second episode, we interview Anne McIntyre-Lahner, the CEO of Action 2 Outcomes, and discuss overcoming the fear of data. Learn about Anne’s book, Working with Data in the Public Sector: From Fear to Enthusiasm. This is the first book designed for practicing and future public administration professionals to help them overcome any anxiety about using data effectively in their roles.
Welcome to "Conversations with Clear Impact" – a new video series offering a platform to organizations and individuals making a difference in the communities they serve. In our first installment, Clear Impact Global Partnerships Manager Carlos Delgado sits down with Amber Wertman, CEO, and Erica Hart, Community Impact Director, at United Way of North Central Ohio (UWNCO). Learn more about UWNCO's 2024 campaign, their preferred frameworks and tools, how Clear Impact supports transparency and impact reporting, and tips for funders doing similar work.
Designing a Results-Based Workforce Development Partnership (Part 3 — Shared Frameworks
and Measurement Systems)
Effectively tracking data across workforce development partnerships is crucial to ensuring alignment with shared goals, monitoring progress, and driving continuous improvement. By utilizing shared frameworks (like Results-Based Accountability and Collective Impact), partners will benefit from the consistency of a shared language and the efficiency of aligned action. By utilizing shared measurement systems, partnerships benefit from increased organization, improved navigability, enhanced analysis, and simplified shareability.
Part 5: The Fine Art of Combining Structure with Flexibility
Clear structures are essential for providing direction in your change project. However, it’s also important to allow room for diversity. Explore how to balance structure with the freedom to adapt.
By objectively documenting your findings and obstacles, you can help yourself and the participants in your change community develop better action plans, find better solutions, and communicate more effectively with the outside world.
Openness and honesty build trust and credibility, which are crucial factors in driving progress in your change initiative. They also help attract funding.
Success in Fight Against Substance Use Disorder Requires a Common Goal
By Ryan Kelly, The Mount Airy News
"Measuring the success of substance use disorder education and prevention programs can be a challenging if there is not a strong framework by which to measure success. Many years ago, Surry County began the arduous process of collecting data from residents that has since guided the county’s policy regarding the disease and will provide the basis for measuring progress..."
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