Effective programs are built on listening, learning, and using data to drive action. In this webinar, you’ll learn how surveys can be used as a strategic tool for program evaluation, helping organizations gather meaningful feedback, assess impact, identify community priorities, and inform future initiatives. Through real-world examples, presenters will share how survey data can strengthen decision-making, support grant opportunities, and improve program responsiveness.
About the presenters
Andrea Lubin is a transportation and accessibility professional with extensive experience designing surveys and conducting research to support people with disabilities. She will share insights from her work with the New Jersey Travel Independence Program (NJTIP @ Rutgers), including how survey data has been used to better understand and address mobility needs.
Alexandra Valdivia and EJ Vizzi are staff members at Bright Side Family who have used survey research to better understand the needs of people aging with disabilities in Teaneck, New Jersey. They will discuss their survey development process, key findings, lessons learned, and how the results are shaping their ongoing community-based work.
