Why Data Sharing is Important to Increasing Funding

Time/Schedule

1-2:30pm ET

Description

Strong data practices open doors to new funding and partnerships—especially when housing authorities can demonstrate community need, program impact, and cross-sector collaboration. In this session, participants will explore how collecting and sharing various types of data—including quantitative data (like household demographics and service utilization rates), qualitative data (such as resident feedback and client success stories), and administrative/archival data (such as program outcomes and service delivery statistics)—can enhance funding applications and build sustainable partnerships. Learn how to collect, manage, and use data effectively to strengthen funding applications and foster sustainable partnerships. The session will also cover how to use data visualization techniques to communicate impact clearly to funders, policymakers, and community stakeholders.

Objectives

After completing this training, participants will be able to:

Explain how data sharing initiatives can help secure increased funding for housing services.
Apply best practices for collecting, managing, and presenting data to stakeholders.
Develop strategies to build sustainable partnerships that collaborate on data-sharing efforts.

Who Should Attend

Executive Directors
CEOs, COOs, and other C-Suite
Commissioners
Board members
Grant writers
Grant and program managers
Data analysts
Partnership liasons

Summary

Availability:

No future session

Access expires on Aug 08, 2025

Cost:

Member: $180.00
Non-Member: $480.00

Credit Offered:

0.2 CEU Credit