Bring your community threads together through our CAPE process.

Our CAPE process includes four key phases - Community collaboration, Action planning, Participatory evaluation, and Effective storytelling.

Through our CAPE process, we help you…

  • We strive to listen carefully to and meaningfully collaborate with those who live, work, and play in the communities we serve. We work to better understand individual and community level assets and relationships through one-on-one conversations, participating in community events and discussions, interviewing key community stakeholders, conducting surveys and focus groups, and more.

  • Sometimes it’s unclear where to begin, what to do, or how to do it. Our community action planning process and participatory meeting facilitation strategies can be tailored to your coalition/group and your goals. We help you develop a plan that reflects the voices of community and coalition members and charts a clear path to taking concrete action and achieving meaningful and measurable impact.

  • Our approach to monitoring and evaluation is participatory and oriented towards continuous quality improvement. Work with us to discover what’s working, what’s not, and how to maximize your impact. We center the perspectives and experiences of community and coalition members, integrate quantitative and qualitative data, and use visual syntheses of evaluation data to engage in community-wide sensemaking and learning.

  • Effectively sharing what we know, do, and learn is essential to community health improvement. We elevate the voices of community and coalition members and synthesize your experiences and learnings in ways that resonate with community members, policymakers, funders, and other key audiences. From captivating presentation decks to compelling reports, powerful policy briefs to provoking academic articles, bite-sized blog posts to attention-grabbing social media posts, we help you tell your story in ways that are tailored to your needs and to the audiences you seek to reach.

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