We conduct assessments on behalf of organizations, coalitions, and movements to examine internal conditions as well as broader contexts shaping the work.

This work is grounded in trauma-informed and participatory approaches and designed in response to each organizational and community context. Rather than treating assessment as an extractive or compliance-driven exercise, we approach it as a collective learning process that supports clarity, reflection, and responsible action.

Depending on your needs and context, this may include:

• Trauma informed interviews

• Focus groups or listening sessions

• Qualitative and quantitative data collection to surface themes, patterns, and lived experience

• Data review and analysis, including support with data organization and interpretation

• Review of existing datasets, reports, and documentation

• Examination of internal culture, access, equity, and effectiveness

• Assessment of external conditions, coordination, or field-level activity

• Reports that support shared understanding, learning, and decision-making

• Collaboration with evaluators, researchers, or data specialists,

Use the link below to start a conversation.

Review our commitment to ethical data practices here