Developing Metrics to Assess Community Impact The Anchor Dashboard

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Developing Metrics to Assess Community Impact The Anchor Dashboard September 19, 2016 Princeton, New Jersey Steve Dubb, Ph. D. Senior Fellow The Democracy Collaborative

Anchor Dashboard Learning Cohort Participating Institutions

Expectations of Participants Commit to seek improvement of outcomes in the areas outlined by the Dashboard Work on indicator development and refinement Partner with other institutions to build a community of practice

Role of Democracy Collaborative Organize two gatherings a year (fall, spring) Conduct at least one site visit per year to meet with campus team members Facilitate open conversation among pilot group members Work with institutions to think through the process of indicator development

Key Design Choices from the Research Define the community Agree on specific desired outcomes Include two kinds of indicators, which measure: • Status of the community • Institutional effort to improve the status of the community

Principles of Measurement “While in each area there are hundreds of things [to measure], let’s agree on a few key indicators … Perfect data can be the enemy of the good.” Focus on what anchor institutions can control, not what they cannot Set benchmarks Establish goals and timelines Use policy metrics to assess impact in areas where numerical goals won’t work Include metrics that link to improving local economic multipliers Wim Wiewel President Portland State University

Dashboard Cohort Principles Demonstrate leadership support of an anchor mission Make a multi-year (preferably 5 years) commitment Designate a point person Dedicate the time to collect data and participate in the cohort Share data, best practices, and challenges with the group Measure what matters, not just what is done well Use data for learning, continuous improvement and shared accountability Keep confidential material confidential Work to refine measures Once a public instrument is developed, communicate results, without misleading comparisons or overstated causal claims Share “lessons learned” with the field

Results So Far Launch of web-based platform for data entry Sharing of best practices (e.g., deep dive sessions) Early stage development of survey instruments Initial standard setting (e.g., what is a living wage?) Changes in governance structures (e.g., formation of inter-departmental working groups) Integration of anchor mission into strategic plans of institutions Integration of anchor mission across academic & administrative wings of university

Basic Framework

Assessing Community Status (1)

Assessing Community Status (2)

Assessing Institutional Effort (1)

Assessing Institutional Effort (2)

Work in Progress Data Work Group: looking at ways to best standardize data instruments across campuses Survey work group: developing basic survey instrument that can be used to assess “anchor alignment” across institutions Institutional impact work group: exploring idea of adding a “institutional impact” category as well as “institutional effort” and “community status” Communications proposal group: Aims to develop fair, consistent methods to communicate findings to community & internal partners

Draft Survey Instrument (as piloted by Drexel University)

Continuing Challenges Sorting out of initial round of benchmarking and evaluation of first round of results Seeking balance between comprehensiveness & usability Securing funding for the work – collecting data is not expensive, but it is not free! Building sustainable sources of support for data collection Continued challenge of creating a cultural shift that institutionalizes an anchor mission and a commitment to addressing equity issues

I think that would be extremely powerful. Why It Matters Being able to, by the end of the day, track what’s happening to the jobs, track what’s happening to those families… I think that would be extremely powerful. Paulina Gonzalez Executive Director Strategic Actions for a Just Economy Los Angeles, California

Anchor dashboard learning cohort website Thank you! Report website www.community-wealth.org/indicators Anchor dashboard learning cohort website http://anchors.democracycollaborative.org Steve Dubb, Ph. D. Director of Special Projects & Sr. Advisor to the President The Democracy Collaborative steve@democracycollaborative.org