June 2026 Recap: Small Steps, Big Progress
- Brittany Coronado

- Jul 14
- 2 min read

June 2026
Milestones & Updates
June was a month of learning, improving, and helping organizations make better decisions.
At Informed By Data, we spend a lot of time helping communities understand what's working, what's not, and where they can improve. This month, we focused on creating better tools, sharing knowledge, and supporting organizations as they work to serve people more effectively.
Turning Information into Action
Having information is important, but information only helps when people know how to use it. Throughout June, we worked on making complex processes easier to understand and easier to use. Whether reviewing applications, setting priorities, or planning for future programs, the goal was the same: help people make informed decisions with confidence.
Making Processes Simpler
Many organizations use forms, applications, and scoring systems to make important decisions. Unfortunately, these processes can sometimes become confusing or overwhelming. This month, we focused on simplifying those tools so they are easier to understand, easier to complete, and more useful for everyone involved.
Good tools shouldn't create extra work—they should help people do their work better.
Sharing Knowledge
June also brought opportunities to share ideas with others and contribute to larger conversations about building stronger communities. When organizations share what they learn, everyone benefits. New ideas spread faster, successful strategies reach more people, and communities can learn from each other's experiences. We believe that some of the best solutions come from collaboration and open conversations.
Looking Ahead
As we move into the second half of the year, we will continue focusing on:
Helping organizations use data in practical ways
Creating simple and useful resources
Supporting community partners
Sharing lessons learned
Finding better ways to solve complex problems
Every improvement, no matter how small, helps build stronger organizations and stronger communities.

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