Overview
The Data Walk is a unique event designed to engage families and community members in understanding critical data related to child abuse prevention. Hosted during National Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Month, this event combines interactive presentations, discussions, and actionable insights.
Event Highlights
- Data Overview by Purin
- Interactive Visualizations and Discussions
- Follow-Up Surveys and Action Plans
Helpful Tips for Conducting a Data Walk
Here are some helpful steps and questions to guide your Data Walk:
- Encourage participants to pair with someone they don’t know to foster new connections.
- Prepare discussion questions, such as:
- What does this data tell you about the topic?
- What bright spots or areas of concern do you see in the data?
- What further information would be helpful?
- What solutions can address the issues raised?
- Use visual aids, such as graphs and charts, to highlight key insights.
- Ensure all participants have access to relevant data and materials beforehand.
Prezi Presentation
Click on the phot to explore our interactive presentation for an in-depth look at the data insights shared during the event:
Additional Resources
Cafés: A Tool for Parent Advocacy and Community Engagement
At PPAC, we believe in the power of parents as advocates in shaping programs and policies that impact families. Inspired by Be Strong Families’ Parent Cafés, these structured conversations foster peer-to-peer learning, community connections, and collective advocacy.
Rooted in the Strengthening Families™ Protective Factors framework, Cafés empower parents to share experiences, build resilience, and drive change in their communities.
🔗 Learn how Cafés can support parent leadership and advocacy: Be Strong Families – Cafés
Follow-Up Actions
Participants are encouraged to complete post-event surveys and contribute to actionable strategies for child abuse prevention. Visit our Resources Page for more information.