It always begins with a story… How to (and why) work collaboratively with administrative data.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Putting Your Best Foot Forward with Council Presented by: Anne Marie Madziak, SOLS OLA Super Conference February 3, 2011.

Advertisements

WV High Quality Standards for Schools

Sustainability in tourism

PBIS TIER 1: FAMILY PARTNERSHIP STRATEGIES

A Guided Tour of the Voluntary Sector Julie Hutton Rural Network Manager.

© 2005, CARE USA. All rights reserved. PARIS PROGRAM APPROCH At CARE Bangladesh.

Open All Areas Partners: difficult to find them (internal and external) and to get them to commit, different goals, coordination of the cooperation, different.

Knows and performs Illinois Professional Teaching Standards including working with diverse learners Demonstrates basic competency in planning, instruction,

It’s Time to Talk About Risk and Control

A Logic Model for the Effective Implementation of Service Coordination: Culmination of Five Years of Research Michael Conn-Powers, Indiana University Julia.

Public Consultation/Participation in an EIA Process EIA requires that, as much as possible, both technical / scientific and value issues be dealt with.

WORKING TO INTEGRATE MARGINALIZED WOMEN’S VOICES INTO SOCIAL POLICIES AND DEBATES JO-ANNE LEE & LISE MARTIN CANADIAN RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR THE ADVANCEMENT.

STANDARDS FOR SCHOOL LEADERS DR. Robert Buchanan Southeast Missouri State University.

Tailoring Evaluations

THE ROLE OF KNOWLEDGE IN NATURAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT– Whose & How?

© HRP Associates, Inc. Ethics & Regulation of Human Subjects Research Jeffrey M. Cohen, Ph.D., CIP President, HRP Associates, Inc.

INSTRUCTIONAL LEADERSHIP FOR DIVERSE LEARNERS Susan Brody Hasazi Katharine S. Furney National Institute of Leadership, Disability, and Students Placed.

EPR-Public Communications L-05

Ensuring Quality and Effective Staff Professional Development to Increase Learning for ALL Students.

Presented by Margaret Shandorf

Challenges and Responses: Developing Supportive Housing in Rural Areas MHSA Small County TA Call Corporation for Supportive Housing 7/21/10

SPECA Regional Workshop on Disability Statistics: Dec 13-15, 2006 Purposes of Disability Statistics Jennifer Madans and Barbara Altman National Center.

National Public Health Performance Standards Local Assessment Instrument Essential Service:10 Research for New Insights and Innovative Solutions to Health.

Facilitating the Transfer of Dementia Care Knowledge into Action CoP Leads: David Harvey, Ken LeClair Information Specialist: Lindsay Ogilvie Coordinator.

Mapping Service Links: ‘No Wrong Door’ in Financial Hardship Kathy Landvogt Good Shepherd Youth & Family Service The Power to Persuade Symposium September.

Urban-Nexus – Integrated Urban Management David Ludlow and Michael Buser UWE Sofia November 2011.

Factors influencing open source software adoption

Working with parents and carers

About Networks of built environment professionals engaging in specialist subjects across the construction industry and the world (“it’s 5 o’clock somewhere”

Investing in Change: Funding Collective Impact

Communicating the Burden of Arthritis: Fact Sheet Series California Arthritis Partnership Program (CAPP)

2 Partnerships with professionals. Partnerships and Collaboration Partnerships with other professionals are ongoing long- term relationships based on.

Community-Engaged Scholarship. Community Engaged Scholarship “the application of institutional resources to address and solve challenges facing communities.

KT-EQUAL/ CARDI Workshop: ‘Lost in Translation’ 23 June 2011 Communicating research results to policy makers: A practitioner’s perspective.

Missouri Integrated Model Mid-Year Meeting – January 14, 2009 Topical Discussion: Teams and Teaming Dr. Doug HatridgeDonna Alexander School Resource SpecialistReading.

INTOSAI Public Debt Working Group Updating of the Strategic Plan Richard Domingue Office of the Auditor General of Canada June 14, 2010.

The IDEA Partnership at The National Association of State Directors of Special Education (NASDSE) IDEA INFO Building Unified.

Alliance of Chicago Community Health Services EHRS-enabled PBRN of safety net health centers Fred Rachman, MD Erin Kaleba, MPH.

Medhin Kahsay RN,BSN. MN519 Evidence based practice Project Seminar Presentation. 03/02/09 NUR 310 Students.

Commissioning Self Analysis and Planning Exercise activity sheets.

Creating a Sport Tourism Action Plan Huntsville September 24, 2005.

Evidence in Planning Presented at the Data Leading to Action-From Chaos to Clarity Symposium Winnipeg, January 19-20, 2009 Dexter Harvey.

Integrating Knowledge Translation and Exchange into a grant Maureen Dobbins, RN, PhD SON, January 14, 2013.

Jeffco Textbook Review January Purpose of the Review Process To review and recommend learning resources that provide major support for instructional.

Reporting on Children’s Progress Robyn McIlroy – Kirn Primary School, Dunoon Barrie Sheppard – National Parent Forum of Scotland.

Thinking and Working as a System: Integrated Chronic Disease Prevention in Manitoba Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance of Canada Conference Tuesday, November.

A Sense of Connection Managed Knowledge Networks and You Dr Ann Wales NHS Education for Scotland.

Sacramento ~ June 5, Why Tackle The Retail Environment?  Tobacco Industry’s Main Point of Entry  Historical Experience and Success  National.

Building social capital for ARPA What a communication strategy has to offer… Frits Hesselink Brasilia, March 2005.

Community Involvement: Community Leadership Training & the Mini-Grant Process.

Activity: Understanding a P-16 System Use slide 1 to introduce the concept of the P-16 system Use slide 2 to envision a p-16 system as a pipeline. Talk.

The Power…The Promise A Brief Review of Community-Based Participatory Research.

6 Types of Parental Involvement Based on the work of Dr. Joyce Epstein Look at what your school is currently doing Different methods or types of parental.

2 Community Engagement: A Process of Learning and Change Prepared by Noni MacDonald MD FRCPc, Professor Pediatrics, Dalhousie University Healthy Child.

Community Schools in Madison Wisconsin Campus Compact December 18, 2015.

THE CHILD. THE FAMILY. THE COMMUNITY. Shaunise Harris ECE497: Child Development Capstone Instructor Pilar Carroll May 26, 2014.

Defining the Research Ethics Research ethics involves the application of fundamental ethical principles to a variety of topics involving research, including.

Sept. 16, Session #2 PED3106 : Agenda - Housekeeping: Hardcopy course outlines, Assignment 1 (8:30AM-8:45AM) - Complimen-tree, Inclusion in I/S Schools.

Community BASED Policing/ ADELIN+JANNU. Structure Of Presentation Introduction for Community Based Policing Four basic principles of Community Based Policing.

Interview Design Four Focal States Connecticut, Indiana, North Carolina, Massachusetts Additional States Arizona, Utah, Washington State Interview Protocol.

Acknowledgements What is acknowledgement? A page of acknowledgements is usually included at the beginning of a Final Year Project. Acknowledgements enable.

How United Way Works to Advance the Common Good. How United Way Works 2 To improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of communities Mission of the.

Ethical Issues in the Big Data Industry Martin - June 2015 Page 1/22 This article analyzes Big Data as an industry, not a technology, and identifies the.

PROMOTING SPECIALTY CROPS AS LOCAL Module 5: How do you talk to consumers about your locally grown food? – Part 1.

Overview of Dr Anne Graham Founding Director. What is the Centre for Children and Young People? Aim ….to contribute to research, policy and practice in.

The PIPER Initiative Partnership for Innovative Practitioner Engagement in Research Maeve O’Loughlin th July 2014.

HEALTH IN POLICIES TRAINING

Open All Areas Difficulties met in the process

Localisation in Coordination

The PIPER Initiative Partnership for Innovative Practitioner Engagement in Research Maeve O’Loughlin th July 2014.

Presentation transcript:

It always begins with a story… How to (and why) work collaboratively with administrative data

The truth about stories… We are story tellers The language we use should align with the language of those we want to influence The language of policy is numbers: translation Vulnerable organizations

What data is “out there”? Held by different government agencies Each have rules related to stewardship

The paradox How to identify those living in marginalized circumstances in datasets: SES, ethnicity Rural and remote communities’ reality are swallowed by urban numbers Datasets not designed to answer research questions Small samples mean high level analyses Risk: essentializing, distorting, reducing…

Many breakfast meetings… Long term relationships Continuous informal discussions (stories) Policy vigilance Translation of stories into policy relevant research questions

The possible, the likely and the potential Planning stage Conceptual work Data extraction Analysis plan Review of findings Crafting of the “story” (reporting)

Supporting participation Staff position within the organization Purchased time on Board meeting agenda Assisting with fact sheets, resolutions, summaries Facilitating partnerships Community organizations telling their own story at conferences

Beyond academic expertitis… Multiple forms of expertise Multiple messages to be carried forward Being continuously alert to concerns: risk, fear, inaccessible language, relevance Multiple opportunities for collaboration Valuing and integrating the knowledge contributed Partial stories best woven with qualitative and other data