Analysis for change
We offer a high quality research and documentation services to professional, community, issue-based and faith-based organizations, including statistical and quantitative analysis, systematic reviews, participatory action research, qualitative synthesis and evaluation reports
Our research and documentation services aim to put marginalized communities at the centre of analysis. We have expertise in:
Participatory action research: Collaborating with communities to create knowledge that brings about change.
Storytelling for social impact: Developing narratives that amplify voices, create empathy and encourage positive transformations.
Community and organizational research: Analysis of structures, institutions and the hidden dynamics of any community.
Impact assessment: Understanding effectiveness in terms of promoting socially just outcomes.
Participatory action research: Collaborating with communities to create knowledge that brings about change.
Storytelling for social impact: Developing narratives that amplify voices, create empathy and encourage positive transformations.
Community and organizational research: Analysis of structures, institutions and the hidden dynamics of any community.
Impact assessment: Understanding effectiveness in terms of promoting socially just outcomes.
Our services
Research and information
Analysis of social issues, policy and practice.
Documentation
Enhancing your organization's capabilities.
Group evaluation
More effective planning and practice.
Social analysis
Training in specific social analysis skills and practice.
Networks
Building links between organizations locally, nationally and internationally.
Media links
Building links to media and other sources of support.
Conflict resolution
Group mediation and dealing with conflict.
Advocacy
Canvassing for support around specific issues.
In-house training and CPD
Specialized training and learning sessions for community and public sector organizations, professional groups and issue-based groups.
“Only the complete is concrete”
Marcel Mauss