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Gathering and Using Community-Level Indicators |
Tools & Checklists | Contributed by Aimee Whitman Edited by Bill Berkowitz and Jerry Schultz |
Checklist
Here you'll find a checklist summarizing the major points contained in the text.
___You know what community-level indicators are
___You understand why you should use community-level indicators
___You know that they provide bottom-line evidence of the impact of your initiative
___You know that they help determine the effects of key components
___You know that they help push issues to the forefront of the public agenda
___You know that they can help secure more support
___You know when you should evaluate community-level indicators
___You know how to find community-level indicators
___You have selected indicators that are available
___You have contacted relevant agencies to find data
___You have compiled, summarized and graphed data
___You have presented the data to the community
___You have used the data to bring attention to your issue
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