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Systems Change Community of Practice (Sept)

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By Emma Pearson, Emma Insley
| New Philanthropy Capital
About this event Many organisations are talking about systems change. But what does it actually look like in practice? While the term is becoming more common, it can still feel abstract. We know that many in the impact economy are looking for practical examples to help bring systems change to life.
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Systems Change Community of Practice

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By Emma Pearson, Emma Insley
| New Philanthropy Capital
About this event Many organisations are talking about systems change. But what does it actually look like in practice? While the term is becoming more common, it can still feel abstract. We know that many in the impact economy are looking for practical examples to help bring systems change to life.
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Using stories to communicate systems change

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By Emma Pearson, Emma Insley, Daisy Carter
| New Philanthropy Capital
Most organisations are rich in data, but still struggle to show what difference they actually make. Surveys, attendance figures, monitoring forms, quotes, case notes and feedback pile up quickly. Yet too often, this information sits unused or underused – reported as standalone statistics or isolated quotes that struggle to convey the real value of the work behind them. Telling the story of what you do is vital: for funders, for partners, for communities, and for the people you want to reach next.
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