What this is
Programme storytelling with measurement attached. Impact claims without measurement are the fastest route to an activist challenge.
What you get
Where it sits
Claims that hold up when a journalist reads the appendix.
Frequently asked
Then we build it before communicating. Publishing unmeasured impact claims is a reputational liability, not an asset.
Where it is substantive, yes, factually. Where it is small relative to the business, loud publicity draws unhelpful comparison.
For significant claims, it materially strengthens them and reduces challenge risk.
Reporting how many people attended a programme says nothing about whether anything changed. Designing measurement before the programme runs is the only way to have an outcome to report.
Impact storytelling frequently uses people without meaningful consent or dignity. Written consent, right of review and the option to withdraw are non-negotiable.
Programmes that report unbroken success are not believed. Including what failed materially increases credibility for what succeeded.
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