DIG3/IEG3 SESSIONS DETAILS

Sessions with titles in colored font will be available via livestream.
Session titles in red font are available for DIG3/IEG3 virtual attendees

DAY 1, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2023

*Office of Grants Management (OGM) Overview*		11:00 am – 11:30 am
Roni Brooks, OGM Trang Le, OGM David Lee, OGM	Join the OGM staff to learn about their role in supporting you as Tribal Home Visiting grant recipients.

*Let’s Talk! CNRA Check-in and Peer Sharing*		11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Natalie Moyer, TEI	This session will draw on grantee reflections and discussion questions to provide an opportunity for grantees to connect with their peers, share their progress with the CNRA process, and have in-depth discussions about specific CNRA components. The content covered during this session will serve as a foundation for more detailed discussions in the subsequent sessions. In groups, grantees will discuss their reflections on CNRA data collection, community engagement, methods, and the strategies they used to stay on track during the CNRA process. Grantees can ask questions and brainstorm ideas for next steps with their peers and TEI TA providers. TEI will facilitate a large group share-out at the end of the session.

*Navigating CNRA Data Analysis*		2:00 pm – 3:30 pm
Caitlin Howley, TEI	TEI will provide a broad overview of various analysis techniques for quantitative and qualitative analysis, focusing on supporting DIG3s and IEG3s conducting primary data collection for their CNRA. TEI will share practical analysis strategies and considerations related to common methodologies proposed by grantees in their CNRA plans, such as focus groups, interviews, and surveys. The session will allow for grantees to connect, troubleshoot, and share resources through breakout groups and a large group share out. Completing this session will increase preparedness for CNRA data analysis.

DAY 2, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2023

*Telling your Community Story: How to Share Your CNRA Results Effectively*		9:00 am – 10:30 am
Erica Roberts, (Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina),TEI	At the culmination of the CNRA, grantees will be asked to share their findings with ACF, TA providers, and community members during the Year 1 site visit. It’s important that data are shared in a way that: 1) Is understandable to each audience and 2) Conveys the story the team is trying to communicate. In this session, TEI will share best practices for effectively visualizing quantitative and qualitative data to various audiences. Grantees will have time to practice suggested data visualization techniques with mock data. TEI will lead grantees in a discussion on how CNRA data can be used beyond the needs assessment requirement to support their home visiting program.

*CNRA Reflections: Going from Data Collection to Data Connection*		11:00 am – 12:30 pm
Paul Spicer, University of Oklahoma	The session will focus on the process of moving from data collection to telling the story of the community's needs. Participants will be encouraged to engage in a process of reflection on what they learned from their data collection, based on what they came into the process thinking. The CNRA will usually confirm things that the team already thought, but it can also have surprises. It can be challenging to find confidence to interpret data. The presenter will share his experience working with a grantee on their CNRA reflection. The session will also include a panel of grantees who will discuss their experience with the CNRA and the process of taking ownership of their community data. Participants will have time to work in small groups on issues they have encountered (or that they anticipate) and then come together as a large group to share.