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Developed by Linda Raftree for CARE USA

To be more effective, foundations should challenge the norms of philanthropy that have disenfranchised organizations based on size and age.

Nonprofits and philanthropy organizations need to engage more with digital data in their activities. However, they must also be careful to avoid the ‘dark side’ of data and digitization, and respect the privacy and security of individuals’ data.

Digital Impact is pleased to offer free consulting on the use of our tools. To schedule a consultation, email toolkit@digitalimpact.io.

Digital Impact is pleased to offer free consulting on the use of our tools. To schedule a consultation, email toolkit@digitalimpact.io.

Requires the speaker to give the host organization primary rights to all video materials.

Outlines data collection and use from a human rights perspective. Provides a description at each stage of the data lifecycle.

“Stop. Check capacity.” How can we talk about decision-making without a serious look at the quality of inputs, in this case, the capacity of the organization itself? Just a quick note here to highlight one example of work to move us forward in that respect in the social sector. [image:...

Denise Raquel Dunning, Program Director of AGALI, contends that the social sector is missing out on knowledge and expertise that is patently available. We’re not listening to the voices of people served – not on the level of a recognizable and consistent competency. And that means we are falling short...

This introduction to evaluation through an equity lens provides nonprofit professionals with information about data responsibility and the data lifecycle.