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Communicating Data for Impact: From Information Overload to Driving Action

For more than 20 years, NGOs and government agencies have invested heavily in data democratization—open datasets, dashboards, and public indicators designed to improve transparency and inform decision-making. While access to data has increased, many leaders are still asking the same question: why hasn’t more data consistently led to more action? The challenge isn’t the data itself. It’s the interpretation gap. In today’s high-noise environment, audiences often lack the time, context, or expertise to turn metrics into meaning—and for nonpartisan organizations, providing guidance without appearing biased can feel especially risky. This webinar is designed for senior NGO and government leaders who want to move beyond publishing data and start driving decisions and real-world outcomes. In this session, we explore: The Last Mile Problem: Why even accurate, well-designed data products fail to shift beliefs or behavior. The Neutrality Trap: How avoiding interpretation can create a meaning vacuum—often filled by misinformation or partisan narratives. From Dashboards to Guided Experiences: How to design explanatory journeys that help audiences understand what matters and what to do next. AI as the New Translator: How AI can help bridge complex datasets and human-centered storytelling—without sacrificing trust. Why watch? Your data shouldn’t be a puzzle your audience has to solve on their own—it should be a guide that leads to understanding and action. If your organization has invested in data portals, dashboards, or research that isn’t driving impact, this session will help you rethink your approach for the sense-making era. Speakers: Tim Shaw, Senior User Experience Director Steven Bond, Vice President of Strategy