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StriveTogether is a national network of community partnerships that bring together neighbors — including youth and families, nonprofits, employers, schools and more — to work toward a future where youth can thrive in their communities.

Tobius Nance grew up in Northeast Baltimore thinking his experience was the norm — STEM programs nearby, a scholarship t...
05/27/2026

Tobius Nance grew up in Northeast Baltimore thinking his experience was the norm — STEM programs nearby, a scholarship to the University of Maryland, opportunities that felt ordinary.

Then he saw what the data showed about the rest of his city and it changed how he understood everything.

Neighborhood by neighborhood, the numbers showed what he hadn't seen from where he stood: neighborhoods where nearly half of all children live below the poverty line. Communities with almost no programming for older youth. A map of opportunity gaps he'd never had to navigate himself.

That shift — from assumption to clarity — is what moved Tobius from the young person the data described to one of the people using it to drive change.

Today, Tobius serves as Youth Co-Chair of the Community Advisory Board at Baltimore's Promise, representing the board at the Board of Directors level. He helped shape the Community Research and Action Committee, a governance body that centers young people in decisions about how data is collected, interpreted and acted on.

Baltimore's Promise built the data ecosystem that gave Tobius the tools to see past his own experience. Now he's using those tools to make sure other young people don't have to.

📖 Read the full spotlight on Tobius to learn more about his story: https://hubs.li/Q04j2KfW0

05/20/2026

What does it look like to put data at the center of your work?

Join us Wednesday, May 20 at 2 p.m. ET for a live conversation with the leaders of Chattanooga 2.0 — a StriveTogether Cradle to Career Network member using data to drive measurable change for children and families in Hamilton County, TN.

In this conversation, we'll cover:
• How Chattanooga 2.0 built an accessible, community-centered approach to data.
• Using contributing and contextual indicators to understand cradle-to-career progress
• How data informs early childhood and literacy strategies on the ground

Featured Speakers:
• Dr. Sonia Stewart, Executive Director, Chattanooga 2.0
• Jennifer Andrews, Director of Early Childhood Strategies, Chattanooga 2.0
• Rachel Kramer, Director of Data Strategy and Impact, Chattanooga 2.0

Moderated by Makenzie Mosby, Network Advisor, StriveTogether

What happens when a community commits to using data honestly — and acts on what it finds?In Hamilton County, Tennessee, ...
05/19/2026

What happens when a community commits to using data honestly — and acts on what it finds?

In Hamilton County, Tennessee, Chattanooga 2.0 has spent the last decade finding out.

StriveTogether's latest blog shares how they've built data systems that track outcomes from birth to career, surface gaps that averages would otherwise hide and give every partner across the county the same honest picture to work from.

When their data showed that a tutoring model wasn't working, they ended it — and scaled the model that was working to reach 750 students across 14 campuses. When a first-ever childcare seat count revealed a gap of 8,700 seats below estimates, it gave leaders the evidence they needed to act.

🔗 Read the full blog to learn how they utilized their data to make these outcomes happen https://hubs.li/Q04hb4db0

And tomorrow, May 20 at 2 p.m. ET, tune in live to hear directly from the people doing this work. Dr. Sonia Stewart, Rachel Kramer and Jennifer Andrews of Chattanooga 2.0 are joining us for a live Q&A, moderated by MaKenzie Mosby.

👉 Register to get notified when we go live: https://hubs.li/Q04h9XXl0

Big news — we just launched a brand-new website!We've been working hard behind the scenes to make it easier for neighbor...
05/18/2026

Big news — we just launched a brand-new website!

We've been working hard behind the scenes to make it easier for neighbors, partners and changemakers like you to connect with the resources, stories and community that power this movement.

Whether you're exploring our Cradle to Career Network, diving deep into the Outcomes Playbooks or looking for your next course on The Training Hub, the new site puts everything within reach.

Everyone deserves every opportunity to succeed — and that starts with making sure the people doing this work have what they need to move it forward.

Explore our new website and dive deeper into the work! 👉 https://hubs.li/Q04gSJ-x0

05/13/2026

More than 4,000 young people in Baltimore had summer opportunities last year — because Baltimore's Promise saw a problem in the data and acted.

When analysis revealed the city was heading toward a significant loss of summer programming seats, Baltimore's Promise didn't wait. They held town halls, testified before City Council and secured the funding to protect more than 4,000 summer seats.

And when data showed that older youth had dramatically fewer program slots than younger kids, advocacy led to an 82% increase in summer funding for high school and older youth.

"Data is meant to drive specific change that improves the lives of young people." — Dr. James Sadler, Baltimore's Promise

🔗 Read the full case study to learn more about how Baltimore's Promise is turning data into opportunity. https://hubs.li/Q04gvfmt0

📊 What does it look like to put data at the center of your work — and actually use it to change outcomes for kids?Next w...
05/12/2026

📊 What does it look like to put data at the center of your work — and actually use it to change outcomes for kids?

Next week, we're going live with the team at Chattanooga 2.0, a StriveTogether Cradle to Career Network member using data to drive measurable change for children and families in Hamilton County, Tennessee.

Join us Wednesday, May 20 at 2 p.m. ET for a live conversation covering:
How Chattanooga 2.0 built an accessible, community-centered approach to data
Using contributing and contextual indicators to understand cradle-to-career progress
How data informs early childhood and literacy strategies on the ground

Featuring:
🎙 Dr. Sonia Stewart, Executive Director, Chattanooga 2.0
🎙 Jennifer Andrews, Director of Early Childhood Strategies, Chattanooga 2.0
🎙 Rachel Kramer, Director of Data Strategy and Impact, Chattanooga 2.0
🎙️ Moderated by Makenzie Mosby, Network Advisor, StriveTogether

If your community is thinking about how to build a stronger data practice, this conversation is for you.

👉 Register now to be notified when we go live: https://hubs.li/Q04ghMnv0

05/11/2026

What happens when a city connects its data — and uses it for every young person?

In Baltimore, more than 100 organizations now share data through a connected ecosystem built by Baltimore's Promise. Schools, city agencies, nonprofits — all contributing to a shared picture of how young people are doing, and where they need support.

Before this existed, a young person's story was fragmented. Attendance here. Health data there. Workforce records somewhere else. No one could see the full picture.

"Young people are whole people. Their data exists in multiple systems because they have experiences that cross all sorts of different sectors." — Julia Baez, CEO, Baltimore's Promise

The impact is real: the share of Baltimore youth ages 16–24 disconnected from school and work has been cut in half since 2015 — hitting a record low in 2024.

🔗 Read the full case study to learn more. https://hubs.li/Q04g6VVB0

📊 This month, we're focusing on data use — one of the most powerful tools a community has for improving outcomes for chi...
05/07/2026

📊 This month, we're focusing on data use — one of the most powerful tools a community has for improving outcomes for children and families.

Throughout the month, we'll be sharing why data use matters, how communities are putting it into practice, and what it looks like when partners share, analyze and act on information together.
So why does data use matter?

Communities that use data well are better positioned to see which children are falling behind — and design solutions that actually reach them.

A study by the American Educational Research Association across 59 school districts and seven states found that those that collected, interpreted and used student performance data produced significant improvements in student achievement compared to those that didn't.

When communities invest in shared data infrastructure, they can:
✔️ Identify which children are missing opportunities before it becomes a crisis
✔️ Track whether strategies are actually working
✔️ Direct resources where they're needed most
✔️ Sustain momentum toward long-term change

Data isn't just a technical practice — it's how communities turn shared goals into shared results.

📘 Start with our explainer on data use to learn what evidence-based decision making looks like and how communities can build the systems behind it. https://hubs.li/Q04fRLw10

Stay connected throughout the month for more resources on data use.

How do we connect the dots from early education all the way to workforce outcomes, while measuring the progress in betwe...
05/04/2026

How do we connect the dots from early education all the way to workforce outcomes, while measuring the progress in between?

The Education-to-Workforce (E-W) Framework from Mathematica was built to answer that question. The Training Hub Powered by StriveTogether has a course to help leaders understand and apply it.

Facilitated by StriveTogether's own Ashwina Kirpalani-Vasanjee, you'll explore the framework's essential questions, indicators, metrics and Data Principles — and learn how to use it alongside the StriveTogether playbooks to drive progress on critical cradle to career milestones.

🗓 Registration closes May 12. Save your seat and register today.
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