2019 Impact Summit

a) Concretize Community Conditions in Indicators and Annualized Targets to Advance Racial Equity Agenda (Huilan Krenn) In this session, we will demonstrate a real-life example of a hybrid model an international foundation created/used to capture the community-specific conditions change under the umbrella of foundation-wide strategic plan, through indicators; all for the purpose of exposing and eliminating racial disparities in traditionally under-served communities of color
b) Coordinating Community Indicators with $30 million in Economic Inclusion Grants: A Study in CI-PM Integration (Luis Escoboza and Frank Ridzi) In this session we show how community indicators projects encourage civic participation and direct resources toward making change by focusing on the case of several counties where public participation sessions highlighted areas of need and on the data infrastructure that was built to monitor the awarding of $30 million in anti-poverty and economic inclusion grants. We will describe the data infrastructure with important insights on how grant reporting can be coordinated with broader community data so that program evaluation and community indicators can be united through a Results Based Accountability approach.