Quarterly Portfolio Review Committee meeting
Steering Committee meets 8 times a year.
Lean how Upstream Investments supports service providers to improve program outcomes and maximize funding opportunities. We’ll also cover tips to navigate our training and coaching opportunities.
Learn how to use national clearinghouses to select evidence-based practices, and how to implement a program with fidelity. We’ll also cover how to create opportunities for innovation within evidence-based programs.
Join leaders and equity champions from community organizations, businesses, and government agencies to learn more about the Bay Area Equity Atlas, a cutting edge, web-based data and policy tool that can help track the state of equity across the region and drive solutions for inclusive prosperity. Overview of the Bay Area Equity Atlas - Session 1 is ideal for your organization's executive team, providing a high-level overview of the Atlas, how people are using it, and how it can support Sonoma County community leaders in advancing equity.
Join leaders and equity champions from community organizations, businesses, and government agencies to learn more about the Bay Area Equity Atlas, a cutting edge, web-based data and policy tool that can help track the state of equity across the region and drive solutions for inclusive prosperity. Hands-On Data for Action Training - Session 2 is open to all levels and geared towards those interested in deeper exploration of this tool. Bring your laptop and participate in this training on how to access data from the Atlas and explore how you might use the Atlas in your work.
Learn how to use research to inform program planning and improve outcomes. We’ll cover how to develop a literature review, including methods to find peer-evaluated research.
Learn how to develop a map of program resources, activities and expected results. We’ll discuss how to direct programming and improve client outcomes. You’ll also come away with a better understanding of the difference between inputs, outputs and outcomes.
Quarterly Policy Committee meeting
Learn how to use a logic model to guide development of a simple evaluation plan. We’ll discuss how to define key stakeholders, evaluation purpose and questions. This is the first course in a two-part series on evaluation planning.