Stronger programs.
Clearer impact.
Helping mission-driven organizations design stronger programs, understand what’s working, and build the systems to measure it.
Programs, evidence, and the capacity to act.
Data Viz For Good® is a founder-led consulting agency grounded in program evaluation, data strategy, and outcomes measurement. Four connected service areas help turn your mission into practical decisions.
Better evidence starts with better questions.
Start with the change your program aims to create.
Define what progress means with the people closest to the work.
Connect evaluation questions to data your team can collect and trust.
Use findings to learn, adapt, and strengthen what comes next.
From fragmented history to a usable reporting foundation.
A recent engagement required reconciling years of participant and program data across multiple systems, integrating historical demographics, validating records, and preparing a cleaner foundation for outcomes analysis.
One reporting foundation instead of a pile of competing truths.
The technical work mattered. So did the judgment: what should be unified, what should remain separate, which historical fields were actually comparable, and what technology belonged in the final reporting architecture.
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Design → Implement → Measure → Learn → Improve. A practical cycle that connects program intentions to evidence and ongoing improvement.
Data expertise. A deeper view of programs.
Tyra Jean founded Data Viz For Good® after working across analytics, business intelligence, strategy, operations, and mission-driven research.
Her Doctor of Social Work training at the University of Southern California extends that foundation into intervention and program design, theory of change, logic models, implementation planning, and evaluation.
Through culturally responsive approaches and stakeholder engagement, Tyra connects the realities of program delivery with the systems needed to understand results. Program development is a natural expansion of this work, informed by her doctoral training and grounded in her professional data and analytics experience.
How healthy is your data system?
Six questions. About two minutes. A practical signal of what may be worth fixing next.
Start with your next question.
What are you building, trying to understand, or ready to improve? Share where your program or data is today, and we can identify a useful next step.
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