Impact Storytelling: Turning Data into Stories that Move People
Description
You've done the hard part. So why does the room go quiet?
You mapped the outcomes. You tracked the indicators. You wrangled the data, chased the survey responses and wrote the report. Then you presented it... and watched people nod politely at a slide full of percentages that told them nothing they could repeat afterwards.
Impact measurement is difficult work. Turning that evidence into a story people remember is a different skill entirely. Rigour and resonance are not the same craft.
In this webinar, we'll work through how to bridge rigorous impact measurement and clear, compelling communication.
Picture your next funding conversation, where the funder repeats your story to their board because it stuck.
Picture your team recognising themselves in the results.
Picture your community seeing their own experience reflected back accurately.
That's what evidence can do when it's told well.
Who this is for
Social-purpose organisations
Impact, program, and communications staff
Leaders seeking stronger ways to demonstrate impact
Anyone responsible for measuring, evaluating or communicating social impact
What you'll get
By the end of this webinar, you will be able to:
Identify the core principles of meaningful impact measurement.
Translate outcomes and indicators into a clear, engaging impact story.
Apply practical approaches to communicate impact to funders, teams, and communities.
This session is free and seats are limited to keep it genuinely interactive. Secure yours today and turn measurement into momentum.
Speakers

Adam Long
Adam is the strategist behind high impact organisations, founding his own and helping others like Humanitix and The Equality Institute.

Debbie Jamieson
Debbie brings to her work expertise in governance and leadership capacity building, strategy, training & development, impact measurement, evaluation and review, human-centred design, and collaboration. As a member of the PIN, Debbie has worked on a variety of projects, primarily in Theory of Change and Impact Measurement.
Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity







