Research is fundamental.
Truth-telling is a mission in and of itself – everything else relies on it.
Evidence-Based Strategies
Utilizing research findings, non-profits can develop strategies and programs based on solid evidence. This approach increases the likelihood of achieving desired outcomes and can demonstrate effectiveness to stakeholders.
Informed Decision-Making
Research helps non-profits make informed decisions about their programs, initiatives, and resource allocation. It allows them to understand the needs and preferences of their target audience, ensuring their efforts are effective and impactful.
Fundraising & Grant Applications
Research provides the data and insights necessary to create compelling proposals and reports. Grantors and donors often require evidence of need and impact, and thorough research can provide this information.
Truth-telling enhances credibility.
And ultimately contributes to more informed, equitable, and just societies.
Credibility and Trust
Truth-telling relies on accurate, reliable information. Research ensures that the information shared is credible, fostering trust among the audience.
Combat Misinformation
In an era of widespread misinformation, thorough research is essential for debunking false claims and providing the public with accurate information.
Building a Knowledge Base
Research contributes to a growing body of knowledge on various topics. This collective knowledge base can be used to inform future truth-telling efforts and societal progress.
We engage in various research activities to enhance truth-telling and
impact social change and public policy
Needs Assessment
Participatory Research
Literature Reviews
Impact Evaluation
Impact Evaluation
Action Research
Policy Analysis
Case Studies
Ethnographic Research
Opinion Research
Environmental Scanning
Stakeholder Analysis
Economic Research
Program Monitoring
Advocacy Research
Transformation through understanding
Our thinking and writings tend to reflect the latest around our communities.
