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10 Ideas for Nonprofits to Get Started with Data Equity

Data equity ensures that data collection, interpretation, and use are inclusive, representative, and free from biases, ensuring that all...

Short FAQ #2: What data should nonprofits collect?

Nonprofits should collect data that is relevant to their mission and goals. This may include: Demographic data: Information about the...

Team Spotlight: Meena Das

I am Meena Das (pronouns: she, her, hers). I operate a data consulting practice, NamasteData, built on the belief that each of us...

What Should You Do If You Have Not Received Enough Survey Responses?

The chart below shows the challenges 70-ish nonprofit professionals experience with conducting an equitable fundraising survey....

Surveys are more than data collection tools!

Nonprofits, these days I want to dedicate my energy in encouraging you to consider surveys in your work (if you haven't already). Here is...

Engaging Ideas with Tony Kopetchny

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Why the newsletter "data uncollected"?

I love people. Data is the language I speak well (if not fluently), that allows me to remember, honor, count and find opportunities of...

Workshop Announcement: Advancing Equitable Data

Workshop on Advancing Equity Through Data! Do you want to learn about the implications and impact of good data collection? Or about using...

5 Essentials for Donor Analytics

Maintaining a stable network of donors and funding is what keeps a nonprofit going. It may not be for profit, but nonprofits are a...

3 Ways to Survey Donors

A Donor Survey is a questionnaire sent out to donors of the charity to gauge their feelings on the way the organization is progressing...

5 Groups to Survey

Surveying is a vital tool for getting a foundation on the goals your organization will need to reach. It’s all about reaching out to find...

What to do after you have designed your survey?

Learn surveys with Meena Das - Part 2: Setting up survey P.S: We encourage our readers to go through the entire blog post, but should...