Data/Form Review

We methodically look through all of your data collection tools to ensure you are collecting what you need, and only what you need, to minimize burden on clients and staff, and maximize how you can use your data for evaluation.

Data Justice

We work with you to make sure all of your data collection tools and practices adhere to the principles of data justice, meaning they center community, and work to heal the historic harms of data and research.

Evaluation Planning

We support you to plan/revise what you are going to collect to respond to funders, but also to ensure you have the data you need to evaluate your programs, respond to emerging client needs and make data-informed decisions.

Community Research

We can support a wide variety of culturally-responsive research projects to support collecting the data you need for your evaluations: surveys, needs assessments, landscape analyses, community cafes, focus groups, etc.

Reporting Support

Is reporting a big stressor? Does it take too much time? We help you ensure you are collecting what you need, and when, to be able to report to funders efficiently–and we can help you improve your processes and even build you custom data tools to make reporting easier.

Custom Data Tools

Are you able to do the data analysis you need for reporting? Are you still hand counting? We build custom data tools in Excel, Google Sheets, or Airtable. These tools can help you collect, store, analyze and share your data in a way that streamlines your data processes.

Form Building

We help you create, revise or improve your data collection tools. From relationship-building intake forms to culturally-responsive evaluation surveys, we build attractive, easy-to-use forms that give you the data you need.

Data Analysis

We are experts in quantitative and qualitative data analysis. We can support you with analyzing your data, creating beautiful reports, and finding meaningful ways to share your story to diverse audiences.

Report Writing

As an add-on to another service, such as a research or data analysis project, we can build you beautiful reports, with data visualizations, customized to the audiences with whom you will share the report.

Seattle Movement Arts Center

Working with a professional dancer in the Capitol Hill area of Seattle, The CC team used a mixture of qualitative (focus groups and interviews) and quantitative (survey) methods to assess what local residents wanted to have offered in a new movement arts center. The goal of this project was to determine how to make a new movement space as inclusive and accessible as possible. We collected input from diverse community members (racial/ethnically, individuals with disabilities, individuals identifying as LGBTQIA+, etc.) to provide a list of recommendations for creating an inclusive space.

HNN Communities

HNN Communities, a low-income and racially/ethnically diverse apartment community, hired The CC to collect resident feedback on wants and needs related to improving the community, increasing access to resources and opportunities, and improving resident health and well-being. Using a mixture of qualitative (focus group, in-person event) and quantitative (survey) methods, our team conducted an in-depth assessment to provide HNN with resident’s biggest areas of wants and needs, which if addressed, will improve individual health and well-being as well as community life. 

Snohomish County Health

Snohomish County health data revealed racial/ethnic disparities in several COVID-19 markers. In an effort to understand these disparities from a culturally responsive, community-driven perspective, The CC team worked with the Snohomish Health District and residents from diverse communities to understand how the District can improve the equity and reach of their services to their Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) as well as their refugee, immigrant, and migrant residents. This project included both qualitative (focus groups and interviews) and quantitative (survey, website analytics analysis, content coding of social media) methods.

Best Starts for Kids (BSK) Culturally Responsive Measurement Tool

Working with a diverse and community-representative Resilient Families Advisory Council, The CC has developed and validated (using community validation processes) a culturally responsive Family Protective Factors tool for BSK to use in programs serving King County families. The CC team has conducted a scientific review of existing tools, adapted a selected tool with the Advisory Council, and tested the tool with diverse families in King County to determine its validity in different key communities.