To know is to be known; storytelling is foundational to actionable feedback
Damon Taylor | January 9, 2020 ¡Feliz año nuevo! I’m Damon Taylor, Senior Advisor to the Mexican grassroots PSYDEH,…
Three Things Thursday is an opportunity for feedback innovators to describe three specific rules, suggestions, or best practices from their own feedback work. By sharing these ideas and practices with the greater feedback community, we are building a blog series of examples from the community of feedback being the feasible thing to do. Would you like to share your advice for building and sustaining feedback loops? Drop Roderick a note at [email protected]
Why Feedback in Management Matters
Lynn Jin | December 5, 2019 After interning at Feedback Labs for two months, thinking back about my previous interning…
100 Hotspots: Making Socially Excluded Voices Heard and Count in India
‘The 100 Hotspots: a snapshot of socially excluded vulnerable population groups and SDGs in India’, is a first of its kind study on the less recognized population groups in India and their status in the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The Understated Gifts of Feedback
Because local government professionals are under-resourced and overworked, municipalities lack the capacity to make sense of the large amounts of public input they have to collect. As a result, they have difficulty designing and implementing municipal services based on the lived experiences of their constituents.
Where did you come from, where do you go? A quick guide into M&E
Outline India is a data and research firm that undertakes primary data collection. We assist organisations, academics and government bodies to assess the impact of various interventions. Our aim is to enable organisations to make data driven decisions.
Using Feedback to Invigorate a Stalled Organization
It’s hard to admit that your organization may be stuck in place. Everyone wants to believe that their organization, which has been built on certain values and ideas that are likely held dear, is always charging forward towards its goals.
3TT: Decolonizing Development
My name is Kyende Kinoti and I have been interning with Feedback Labs over the past couple of months. As a Global Studies Major, I am particularly interested in the intersection of development, feedback, and decolonization. My blog post will explore these topics through an academic lens and I will also be using some academic terms.
Why Attendee Feedback Actually Makes Your Life Easier!
Meg VanDeusenJuly 25, 2019 This year, Feedback Labs made a bold decision. We spent the past 5 years building the…
Creating the Conditions for Feedback
Issel MassesJune 27, 2019 How do you get feedback in an environment where most people are disillusioned with the system…
Valuing Voices: Pushing the Boundaries of Feedback
Africa’s Voices helps government decision-makers, development agencies, service-providers and humanitarians design programmes that are grounded in people’s everyday realities. We do this by combining interactive media, mobile technology, and cutting-edge data and social science to listen intelligently to citizen feedback.