Workshops
360Giving workshops are informal learning sessions which are designed to increase your confidence, knowledge and skills in using data and to grow your understanding of 360Giving’s tools and publishing process.
Our online workshops are for non-experts. They are intended to be a safe learning environment for people of all abilities, whether you are totally new to data or want to brush up on your existing skills.
View 360Giving’s free tools workshops
View 360Giving’s free publishing workshops
View 360Giving’s paid skills workshops
Anyone can take part in our workshops and you don’t have to already be publishing data using the 360Giving Data Standard to take part.
If you have any questions on 360Giving’s workshops contact events@threesixtygiving.org.
Upcoming workshops
Tools workshops
Introduction to GrantNav
Cost: Free
In this workshop you’ll learn how to use GrantNav, our free flagship online search-engine. We’ll demonstrate through a live demo, how you can use GrantNav to answer all your grantmaking related questions and to support your organisation’s decision-making.
Join us to find out more about how to search, explore and download data!
Publishing workshops
Introduction to Publishing
Cost: Free
This workshop will enable you to find out more about the 360Giving publishing process from our friendly publishing team who will guide you through the key stages – from planning your approach, preparing the data and publishing the information openly. You will also be able to ask any questions you may have about what publishing 360Giving data will mean for your organisation.
There will be the opportunity for an optional Q&A session in the 15 minutes after the session has ended for those with any further questions who wish to stay on.
Publishing grants to individuals
Cost: Free
360Giving has been working to develop the 360Giving Data Standard to enable the responsible sharing of information about grants to individuals. This workshop will enable funders of grants to individuals to find out more about the 360Giving publishing process and the support available from our friendly team. Through a live demonstration we will guide you through the key stages – from planning your approach, preparing the data and publishing the information openly.
There will be time for questions throughout the workshop and a Q&A at the end, but for those with any further questions we will be staying on for a further 15 minutes after the session ends.
Please note, this workshop is for UK funders who give grants to individuals, and is the ideal session for those who want to understand more about the 360Giving publishing process and the support available.
Introduction to the DEI Data Standard
Cost: Free
In 2020, 360Giving started work with the DEI Data Group to create the DEI Data Standard, a shared taxonomy and approach to support funders to understand the equity of their grantmaking.
This workshop will introduce you to the DEI Data Standard, give background on why and how it was developed and outline the options for implementation. We’ll then explore how funders can approach collecting DEI Data Standard data about their grants and the next steps if they want to share the data collected using this framework using the 360Giving Data Standard.
There will be time for questions throughout the workshop and a Q&A at the end, but for those with any further questions we will be staying on for a further 15 minutes after the session ends.
This session is designed for UK funders wanting to learn more about the DEI Data Standard and how they can start collecting equity data.
12th February, 10:30am – 12:00pm Book now
Skills workshops
Intersectional data analysis
Cost: Free for 360Giving publishers, £50 for other non-profits, £100 for corporates
With Tania Cohen
Intersectionality is increasingly a buzzword – but undertaking multi-dimensional data analysis is easier said than done, and is often not done well in practice. As funders are collecting more data, particularly equity data, learning how to interpret, use and present this data responsibly is more important than ever.
In this online workshop, attendees will learn about the benefits and common challenges and pitfalls in intersectional data analysis, and explore options to use and report on multi-dimensional data.
Our host, Tania Cohen, will use Excel, including pivot tables, to demonstrate examples of how to manipulate the data and attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions about different scenarios. After the workshop there will also be the option to book a free 1-1 intersectional data support session with Tania, should you wish to discuss any aspects of the workshop in further detail or have further questions on analysing intersectional data.
This workshop is designed for people who work for grantmaking organisations who want to learn more about what intersectional analysis is, how they can use it in their work, and considerations for presenting multi-dimensional data, particularly equity data. Familiarity with Excel would be helpful for attendees, but the principles are the same regardless of the tools used.
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