Not everyone feels comfortable with data,
and that’s okay.

Engaging with data can be hard for folks who associate it with audits, blame, a system rollout that went badly, or a statistics class they would rather forget.

It can feel just as hard for folks who worry they do not know enough or that they are not good with technology.

Data does not have to be a four-letter word.
We can show you how.

Below, each tool puts the culture you want to build into practice, and each article explains the thinking behind it.

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Keepy Uppy Team Dynamics Activity

This activity gets people moving and can serve as a team dynamics assessment tool, an energizer during a long meeting, or an activity for teams needing to work better together.

Data Party Toolkit

A framework to host engaging and productive data parties with staff to gather insights, discuss impact, and inform future work.

Living Logic Model

"Living Logic Models" simplifies complex concepts by showing rather than telling. Participants physically connect activities and outcomes, making abstract relationships tangible and easier to understand.

Group Process Planning Worksheet

A tool to help you plan the process to support the agenda.

Data Spring Cleaning Kit

Tips and tricks to address the most common "dirty data" challenges.

Data Culture Kit

A hands-on guide for making data feel less like a chore and more like a team sport.

Data Scratch Activity

An interactive and engaging method to explore data and stimulate discussion.

Newsletters

January 6, 2026

What is a logic model and why does it matter?

January 6, 2026

Before tools, dashboards, or funding requests, teams need a shared picture of what matters. Call it whatever you want: a logic model, a log frame, or 'Bob'. What matters is the thinking and shared understanding.

January 6, 2026