Shared Capacity is a Chicago based collaborative event that connects data experts with nonprofits small businesses and community leaders to co create practical data driven solutions. Below are examples of solutions we have created.
Shared Capacity is a Chicago based collaborative event that connects data experts with nonprofits small businesses and community leaders to co create practical data driven solutions. Below are examples of solutions we have created.
This tool helps you quickly see where your money is actually going and where you might be overspending, without needing an accountant or expensive software. You simply enter what you planned to spend and what you actually spent, and the tool automatically highlights problems in clear, visual ways using simple charts and color coding. It works entirely in Excel, takes minutes to understand, and gives you instant clarity so you can make smarter decisions, cut unnecessary costs, and stay in control of your business finances month after month.
Comunidad Saludable is a community wellness intelligence platform that transforms fragmented public health, neighborhood, and environmental data into a clear, neighborhood-level picture of health stressors and protective factors. It is designed to help community organizations, educators, public health workers, and local leaders understand where wellness challenges are concentrated and what interventions are most likely to matter. Rather than focusing on individual behavior, Comunidad Saludable centers structural conditions like access, exposure, and neighborhood context and recognizing that health outcomes are shaped long before a clinic visit or wellness program begins.
The ChiEAC Educator Cultural Asset Profile is a short, guided reflection experience designed for bilingual and community rooted educators who want clear language to describe the strengths they already bring into their work. In just 10–15 minutes, you respond to 20 thoughtfully designed prompts that center your lived experience, cultural knowledge, resilience, and relationships rather than measuring you through a deficit lens. Your reflections are organized into five pillars Identity Assets, Community Assets, Instructional Assets, Wellness and Sustainability Assets, and Purpose and Leadership Assets and transformed into a personalized profile with concise summaries, resume ready bullet points, and practical ideas you can bring back into your classroom or leadership practice. This is not an evaluation or test. It is a translation tool that helps you name, document, and advocate for the value of your work, strengthen your professional narrative, and reconnect with the purpose that grounds you as an educator.