The podcast for nonprofit and government leaders looking to use data and evaluation strategies to build effective and sustainable programs in the areas of prevention, mental health, human services, and education. On the Common Good Data Podcast, learn how the best organizations build a culture of data that impresses funders, wins competitive grants, and changes the lives of the individuals and com... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 52 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Non-ProfitBusiness |
How does your organization use data and storytelling to drive positive narratives and engage stakeholders in the “why” of your mission? We are joined today by Becca O'Neill and Stefanía Arteaga of Carolina Migrant Network who talk about their work pr... more
Writing federal grant proposals can be tough - especially when it comes to writing goals, defining outcomes, and showing how you will demonstrate your impact. In this episode, Drew dives into tips and strategies for how to talk about data collection ... more
Announcing: The Common Good Data Podcast! In our trailer episode, we share how this podcast - designed for nonprofit and government leaders - will help you use data and evaluation strategies to build effective and sustainable programs in the areas of... more
What brings you joy in your work? How do you find purpose and meaning in your career? This week, we invited award-winning mental health practitioner, speaker, spiritual healer, podcaster, advocate, and author Erica Sandoval to talk meaning, purpose, ... more
What is the relationship between food and health? Can food be medicine? This week, we invited Matt Pieper from Open Hand Atlanta to talk about food, nutrition, and community health. We discuss research showing the effectiveness of medically-tailored ... more
“How are we going to win what we want to win?” We’re joined by Fred Brooks of Georgia State School of Social Work this month to talk community organizing. We discuss foundational principles in organizing, including the value that people most affected... more
What are some of the myths of nonprofit leadership, and what are leadership postures that make for effective leadership? This week, we are joined by Michele Reiner of Storied Awareness to talk about nonprofit leadership with a focus on awareness, vul... more
What are some of the challenges facing youth with respect to substance use? This week, we are joined by Nilda Delgado and Ricardo Torres of the Alianza Coalition who share about their work in reducing substance use among Latino youth. We talk coaliti... more
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These are the conversations we need to be having with one another. Drew and Roger are especially insightful and their guests offer illuminating and encouraging perspectives. Excellent podcast in terms of content and style. The kind of practical wisdom that is helpful to everyone, but especially those in the not-for-profit and social-service sectors.
I love listening to this podcast. The topics are timely and relevant. Most importantly the hosts make this content exciting and inviting. So happy this is available.
This podcast is an very inspiring account of how the Non-Profit Sector is adressing current pandemic challenges on many fronts. Drew, Roger, and Keri's interviews with Callan Brown and Brad Firchow are filled with compassion, insight, and information sprinkled with key advice for those both within and outside in the sector. The discussion is intelligent and soulful offering new paths that while challenging, are innovative and hopeful! They are indeed heroes-perhaps unsung but not unnoticed!
I am a nonprofit consultant and podcaster as well, and have always been a fan of Common Good’s work. I can’t wait to keep listening—Drew is such a great resource for nonprofit leaders!
Drew, Roger, and Keri are total pros in the nonprofit industry, and the Common Good Hour connects to other professionals across nonprofit sectors. This podcast is great for anyone in the social sector who wants to stay up-to-date on the best ideas and practices. Plus their Gen X vibe makes it fun to listen to. Definitely recommend!
You won't want to miss this podcast. Interesting, funny, and gives the spotlight to important topics.
This is a great podcast for nonprofit professions. Would definitely recommend!
Apple Podcasts | #98 | United States/Business/Non-Profit |
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