FGLN Seeking Proposals for Collective Impact Data Specialist

FGLN is accepting proposals for Collective Impact Data Specialist.

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The Collective Impact Data Specialist will provide services related to the Flint & Genesee Literacy Network’s Collective Impact framework, which aims to ensure Genesee County children enter kindergarten ready to learn, students succeed in school and are prepared for post–secondary education, and adults are gainfully employed. Proposed services require knowledge and facilitation of stakeholders related to Collective Impact, Results–Based Accountability™, root–cause analysis, and problem solving to increase the effectiveness of their collaborations in achieving shared goals.

All responses need to include information detailing how the respondent will provide services as outlined, including:

1. The development and facilitation of the Network’s continuous quality–improvement processes by engaging partners in strategic planning and problem–solving activities based on program data and current implementation challenges. This includes ensuring the effective facilitation of continuous quality–improvement meetings; the development of shared action plans that include common measurements to inform continuous improvement; providing regular reports on team progress against goals and measurements; and facilitating communication between peer– learning teams by hosting regular conference calls, in–person meetings, or coordinating regular email updates to ensure alignment of activity.
2. The collection, analysis, and reporting of data that can be used to glean relevant insights for partners and other local audiences, including conducting a regular inventory of the existing data landscape—including sources, accessible data, and major gaps—and creating a plan to collect all data needed for the success of the Network.
3. The development of data–sharing agreements with relevant partners, facilitating data collection, and coordinating access to data for stakeholders in clear and visually appealing methods that can be used for strategic decision–making.

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