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6/18/24

25 Years of Change – Demographic Analysis

Here we discuss the evolution of how we gather and analyze demographic data and other data from existing sources. The key elements of change in this part of our work are the availability and accessibility of data.

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5/29/24

25 Years of Change – Qualitative Methodologies

In our look back over the past 25 years in research methodology we examine the evolution of our most common qualitative research approaches: focus groups and interviews.

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5/20/24

Crafting a Theory of Change, Part 2: Finalizing and Testing

In part 2 of our Theory of Change (ToC) blog series, we discuss the final drafting steps, including identifying your team’s activities, outputs and outcomes. We also share advice on testing your ToC and share tips for leading an efficient process.

By Paul CollierRead More

5/16/24

25 Years of Change – Survey Methodologies

As Corona Insights arrives at our 25-year anniversary, we’re going to take a look back at the world 25 years ago and examine what has changed in the world of research. This blog post will focus on the evolution of one of our most common research tools – public surveys.

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5/10/24

Crafting a Theory of Change, Part 1: Where to Begin

A Theory of Change (ToC) is both a process and a product that describes who your organization serves, what your organization does to serve them, and what lasting impact you intend to help your community achieve. This first blog in a two-part series explores how to begin the drafting process.

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4/26/24

Equity and Access in Translation, Part 2: Evaluating Accessibility

In the first installment of our exploration into equity and access in translated texts, we delved into linguistic and cultural considerations for ensuring content is comprehensible, accessible, and inclusive for all. Now, in part two, we shift our focus to the research methodologies employed to evaluate the comprehensibility of content and improve access for all users.

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