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title: Data Analytics and Reporting Training for Staff
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**SPECIALISED TRAINING FOR DATA AND ANALYTICS COORDINATORS**

## 1. INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE

### 1.1. Purpose and Strategic Importance

This training provides comprehensive guidance for Team members serving as Data and Analytics Coordinators within our community ecosystem. Data analytics plays a crucial role in understanding community health, measuring progress towards our social justice goals, and making evidence-based decisions that better serve marginalised community members.

### 1.2. Data and Analytics Coordinator Responsibilities

**Primary Areas of Focus:**
- **Community Health Analytics**: Measuring and analysing community engagement, satisfaction, and well-being
- **Equity and Inclusion Metrics**: Tracking progress on diversity, equity, and inclusion goals
- **Platform Performance Analysis**: Analysing the effectiveness and accessibility of community platforms
- **Programme Outcome Measurement**: Evaluating the effectiveness of community programmes and initiatives
- **Predictive Analytics**: Using data to identify trends and potential issues before they become problems
- **Privacy-Compliant Data Management**: Ensuring all data collection and analysis respects user privacy and consent

### 1.3. Integration with Community Values

**Data for Social Justice:**
- **Equity-Centred Analytics**: Using data to identify and address systemic inequalities within the community
- **Community Empowerment**: Making data accessible and actionable for community members
- **Transparency and Accountability**: Using data to hold leadership accountable and demonstrate progress
- **Privacy Protection**: Protecting community member privacy and data rights in all analytics work
- **Inclusive Measurement**: Ensuring data collection and analysis includes and represents marginalised voices

## 2. FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMUNITY DATA ANALYTICS

### 2.1. Understanding Community Data

#### 2.1.1. Types of Community Data

**Engagement and Participation Data:**
- **Platform Activity**: Message volume, participation rates, active users across platforms
- **Event Participation**: Attendance, engagement, and satisfaction at community events
- **Content Interaction**: Views, shares, comments, and engagement with community content
- **Contribution Patterns**: Contributions to projects, discussions, and community initiatives

**Demographic and Identity Data:**
- **Voluntary Identity Disclosure**: Self-reported demographic information when voluntarily provided
- **Geographic Distribution**: General geographic distribution of community members
- **Professional Background**: Career stages, industries, and professional development interests
- **Community Tenure**: Length of community membership and engagement patterns

**Community Health Indicators:**
- **Satisfaction Metrics**: Community member satisfaction with platforms, services, and experiences
- **Retention Rates**: Member retention and factors affecting long-term engagement
- **Support Utilisation**: Usage of community support services and resources
- **Conflict and Resolution**: Frequency and types of conflicts, and resolution effectiveness

#### 2.1.2. Data Collection Ethics

**Consent and Transparency:**
- **Informed Consent**: Clear, understandable consent processes for all data collection
- **Purpose Specification**: Clear communication about why data is being collected and how it will be used
- **Opt-Out Options**: Easy opt-out mechanisms for all non-essential data collection
- **Regular Consent Review**: Periodic review and renewal of data collection consent

**Privacy by Design:**
- **Data Minimization**: Collect only the minimum data necessary for stated purposes
- **Anonymization**: Proper anonymization techniques to protect individual identity
- **Secure Storage**: Secure, encrypted storage for all community data
- **Access Controls**: Strict access controls limiting data access to authorised personnel only

### 2.2. Data Quality and Integrity

#### 2.2.1. Data Validation and Cleaning

**Quality Assurance Processes:**
- **Data Validation**: Systematic validation of data accuracy and completeness
- **Error Detection**: Automated and manual processes for detecting data errors and inconsistencies
- **Cleaning Procedures**: Standardized procedures for cleaning and correcting data issues
- **Quality Metrics**: Regular tracking of data quality metrics and improvement goals

**Bias Recognition and Mitigation:**
- **Sampling Bias**: Understanding and correcting for sampling biases in data collection
- **Selection Bias**: Recognising when certain community members may be over or under-represented
- **Measurement Bias**: Identifying biases in how data is collected and measured
- **Historical Bias**: Understanding how past discrimination may affect current data patterns

#### 2.2.2. Data Integration and Management

**Multi-Platform Data Integration:**
- **Cross-Platform Tracking**: Safely linking data across different community platforms
- **Data Standardization**: Standardizing data formats and definitions across systems
- **Version Control**: Maintaining version control for data sets and analysis methodologies
- **Documentation**: Comprehensive documentation of data sources, processing, and transformations

**Data Lifecycle Management:**
- **Retention Policies**: Clear policies for how long different types of data are retained
- **Deletion Procedures**: Secure deletion of data when retention periods expire
- **Archive Management**: Long-term archiving of important historical data
- **Legal Compliance**: Ensuring data management complies with applicable privacy laws

## 3. EQUITY AND INCLUSION ANALYTICS

### 3.1. Measuring Diversity and Representation

#### 3.1.1. Demographic Analysis Framework

**Inclusive Data Collection:**
- **Optional Self-Identification**: Voluntary, optional demographic self-identification systems
- **Comprehensive Categories**: Inclusive categories that recognise diverse identities
- **Intersectional Analysis**: Analysis that considers multiple, intersecting identities
- **Cultural Sensitivity**: Culturally sensitive approaches to demographic data collection

**Representation Metrics:**
- **Leadership Representation**: Representation of marginalised groups in leadership positions
- **Participation Rates**: Participation rates across different demographic groups
- **Content Creation**: Representation in content creation and community contributions
- **Recognition and Awards**: Representation in community recognition and achievement

#### 3.1.2. Engagement Equity Analysis

**Participation Pattern Analysis:**
- **Platform Usage**: Differences in platform usage across demographic groups
- **Engagement Quality**: Quality and depth of engagement across different groups
- **Barrier Identification**: Data-driven identification of barriers to full participation
- **Access Patterns**: Patterns in access to community resources and opportunities

**Outcome Equity Measurement:**
- **Career Advancement**: Career outcomes for community members from different backgrounds
- **Skill Development**: Skill development and growth opportunities across groups
- **Leadership Pathways**: Success rates in leadership development across demographics
- **Community Impact**: Measurement of community impact and contribution opportunities

### 3.2. Accessibility and Inclusion Metrics

#### 3.2.1. Digital Accessibility Analytics

**Platform Accessibility Measurement:**
- **Accessibility Compliance**: Regular measurement of platform accessibility compliance levels
- **Usage Patterns**: Analysis of how community members with disabilities use platforms
- **Accommodation Requests**: Tracking and analysis of accessibility accommodation requests
- **Assistive Technology**: Analysis of assistive technology usage and compatibility

**Accessibility Impact Assessment:**
- **Feature Accessibility**: Assessment of new feature accessibility before launch
- **Content Accessibility**: Regular assessment of content accessibility across platforms
- **User Experience**: Analysis of user experience for community members with disabilities
- **Barrier Documentation**: Documentation and tracking of accessibility barriers and resolutions

#### 3.2.2. Inclusion Experience Metrics

**Psychological Safety Measurement:**
- **Belonging Surveys**: Regular surveys measuring sense of belonging across different groups
- **Safety Indicators**: Metrics indicating psychological safety for marginalised community members
- **Microaggression Tracking**: Careful, privacy-conscious tracking of microaggression reports
- **Support System Effectiveness**: Analysis of support system usage and effectiveness

**Cultural Inclusion Assessment:**
- **Cultural Representation**: Analysis of cultural representation in community content and leadership
- **Language Access**: Assessment of language accessibility and multilingual support effectiveness
- **Cultural Events**: Participation and satisfaction with culturally diverse events and programming
- **Cross-Cultural Interaction**: Analysis of positive cross-cultural interactions and learning

## 4. COMMUNITY HEALTH AND ENGAGEMENT ANALYTICS

### 4.1. Community Vitality Metrics

#### 4.1.1. Engagement and Activity Analysis

**Quantitative Engagement Metrics:**
- **Active User Statistics**: Daily, weekly, and monthly active users across platforms
- **Content Creation**: Volume and quality of user-generated content and contributions
- **Interaction Patterns**: Patterns of interaction, collaboration, and mutual support
- **Event Participation**: Attendance and engagement at community events and activities

**Qualitative Engagement Assessment:**
- **Engagement Quality**: Depth and meaningfulness of community interactions
- **Community Connections**: Formation of lasting relationships and professional networks
- **Skill Sharing**: Instances of knowledge sharing and mutual learning
- **Collaborative Projects**: Success and participation in collaborative community projects

#### 4.1.2. Community Satisfaction and Well-being

**Satisfaction Measurement:**
- **Regular Satisfaction Surveys**: Comprehensive satisfaction surveys across different community segments
- **Net Promoter Score**: Community member likelihood to recommend the community to others
- **Platform-Specific Satisfaction**: Satisfaction with different community platforms and services
- **Support Service Satisfaction**: Satisfaction with community support and assistance services

**Well-being Indicators:**
- **Stress and Burnout**: Monitoring indicators of community member stress and burnout
- **Mental Health Support**: Usage and effectiveness of mental health resources and support
- **Work-Life Balance**: Community impact on members' work-life balance and well-being
- **Growth and Development**: Member perception of personal and professional growth opportunities

### 4.2. Predictive Analytics and Early Warning Systems

#### 4.2.1. Trend Analysis and Forecasting

**Participation Trend Analysis:**
- **Engagement Trends**: Long-term trends in community engagement and participation
- **Seasonal Patterns**: Understanding seasonal patterns in community activity and needs
- **Growth Projections**: Data-driven projections for community growth and resource needs
- **Platform Evolution**: Analysis of how platform usage evolves over time

**Risk Identification:**
- **Disengagement Patterns**: Early identification of patterns that predict member disengagement
- **Conflict Prediction**: Using data to identify potential sources of community conflict
- **Resource Strain**: Predicting when community resources may become strained
- **Leadership Gaps**: Identifying potential leadership succession needs and gaps

#### 4.2.2. Intervention Effectiveness

**Programme Impact Measurement:**
- **Initiative Effectiveness**: Measuring the impact of specific community initiatives and programmes
- **A/B Testing**: Controlled testing of different approaches to community improvement
- **Intervention Outcomes**: Analysis of outcomes from community interventions and changes
- **Long-term Impact**: Assessment of long-term impact of community programmes and policies

**Continuous Improvement Analytics:**
- **Feedback Loop Analysis**: Analysis of feedback loops and their effectiveness in driving improvement
- **Change Impact**: Measuring the impact of policy and procedural changes on community health
- **Innovation Adoption**: Analysis of how new initiatives and innovations are adopted by the community
- **Best Practice Identification**: Data-driven identification of best practices and successful approaches

## 5. PRIVACY-COMPLIANT DATA PRACTICES

### 5.1. Legal and Ethical Framework

#### 5.1.1. Privacy Law Compliance

**GDPR Compliance:**
- **Lawful Basis**: Ensuring lawful basis for all data processing activities
- **Data Subject Rights**: Supporting data subject rights including access, rectification, and erasure
- **Privacy by Design**: Implementing privacy by design principles in all analytics systems
- **Data Protection Impact Assessments**: Conducting DPIAs for high-risk data processing activities

**Other Privacy Regulations:**
- **CCPA Compliance**: California Consumer Privacy Act compliance for California residents
- **PIPEDA Compliance**: Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act compliance for Canadians
- **Sector-Specific Regulations**: Compliance with any sector-specific privacy regulations
- **Cross-Border Transfer**: Appropriate safeguards for international data transfers

#### 5.1.2. Ethical Data Use

**Community Data Ethics:**
- **Community Benefit**: Ensuring data use benefits the community and its members
- **Harm Prevention**: Proactive measures to prevent data use from causing harm
- **Power Imbalance**: Recognition and mitigation of power imbalances in data collection and use
- **Community Consent**: Ongoing community consent and engagement in data use decisions

**Algorithmic Fairness:**
- **Bias Detection**: Regular testing for bias in analytical algorithms and models
- **Fairness Metrics**: Implementation of fairness metrics in all automated decision-making
- **Transparency**: Transparency in how algorithms and data analysis affect community members
- **Accountability**: Clear accountability mechanisms for algorithmic decision-making

### 5.2. Data Security and Protection

#### 5.2.1. Technical Security Measures

**Data Encryption:**
- **Encryption at Rest**: All stored data encrypted using strong encryption standards
- **Encryption in Transit**: All data transfers encrypted using secure protocols
- **Key Management**: Secure key management systems and procedures
- **Access Encryption**: Encrypted access to data analysis tools and platforms

**Access Controls:**
- **Role-Based Access**: Role-based access controls limiting data access to necessary personnel
- **Multi-Factor Authentication**: Multi-factor authentication for all data access
- **Audit Logging**: Comprehensive audit logging of all data access and usage
- **Regular Access Review**: Regular review and updating of data access permissions

#### 5.2.2. Data Anonymization and De-identification

**Anonymization Techniques:**
- **Direct Identifier Removal**: Removal of direct personal identifiers from datasets
- **Quasi-Identifier Treatment**: Appropriate treatment of quasi-identifiers to prevent re-identification
- **K-Anonymity**: Implementation of k-anonymity and other privacy-preserving techniques
- **Differential Privacy**: Use of differential privacy techniques when appropriate

**De-identification Validation:**
- **Re-identification Risk Assessment**: Regular assessment of re-identification risks
- **Expert Review**: Expert review of anonymization procedures and effectiveness
- **Ongoing Monitoring**: Ongoing monitoring for potential re-identification risks
- **Policy Compliance**: Ensuring de-identification procedures comply with applicable privacy standards

## 6. TECHNICAL TOOLS AND PLATFORMS

### 6.1. Data Analytics Infrastructure

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The policy or policies in this section are still a work in progress. We have not yet implemented the necessary infrastructure to comply with this section.

We are working very hard to get them in place as soon as possible. If you would like to help, consider [applying to join our team!](https://forms.nhcarrigan.com/o/docs/forms/mCxDu3snk9TzFiDjrT4Vc8/4)
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#### 6.1.1. Data Collection and Storage

**Data Collection Systems:**
- **Automated Collection**: Automated collection systems with built-in privacy controls
- **Survey Platforms**: Privacy-compliant survey platforms for community feedback collection
- **API Integration**: Secure API integration for cross-platform data collection
- **Real-time Analytics**: Real-time data collection and analysis capabilities

**Data Storage Solutions:**
- **Cloud Security**: Secure cloud storage solutions with appropriate data residency
- **Database Management**: Secure database management with encryption and access controls
- **Backup and Recovery**: Comprehensive backup and disaster recovery procedures
- **Version Control**: Version control for datasets and analysis procedures

#### 6.1.2. Analysis and Visualization Tools

**Statistical Analysis Software:**
- **R and Python**: Advanced statistical analysis using R, Python, and relevant libraries
- **SQL Databases**: Proficient use of SQL for database queries and analysis
- **Machine Learning**: Application of appropriate machine learning techniques for community insights
- **Time Series Analysis**: Analysis of trends and patterns over time

**Visualization and Reporting:**
- **Dashboard Development**: Development of accessible, interactive dashboards for community insights
- **Data Visualization**: Creation of clear, compelling data visualisations
- **Report Generation**: Automated generation of regular reports and analyses
- **Accessible Design**: Ensuring all visualisations and reports meet accessibility standards

### 6.2. Platform Integration and Automation

#### 6.2.1. Multi-Platform Data Integration

**Cross-Platform Analytics:**
- **Discord Analytics**: Integration with Discord for community server analytics
- **Social Media Analytics**: Integration with social media platforms for broader community insights
- **Event Analytics**: Integration of event participation and satisfaction data

**API Management:**
- **Secure API Access**: Secure access to platform APIs for data collection
- **Rate Limiting**: Appropriate rate limiting and usage controls for API access
- **Error Handling**: Robust error handling and data quality assurance in API integrations
- **Documentation**: Comprehensive documentation of all API integrations and data flows

#### 6.2.2. Automation and Efficiency

**Automated Reporting:**
- **Scheduled Reports**: Automated generation and distribution of regular reports
- **Alert Systems**: Automated alert systems for significant changes or issues
- **Data Pipeline Automation**: Automated data processing and analysis pipelines
- **Quality Assurance**: Automated quality assurance checks in data processing

**Workflow Optimisation:**
- **Process Automation**: Automation of routine data processing and analysis tasks
- **Template Development**: Development of templates and frameworks for common analyses
- **Collaboration Tools**: Tools for collaborating on data analysis with other Team members
- **Documentation Automation**: Automated documentation of data processing and analysis procedures

## 7. REPORTING AND COMMUNICATION

### 7.1. Data-Driven Storytelling

#### 7.1.1. Effective Data Communication

**Audience-Appropriate Communication:**
- **Executive Summaries**: Clear, concise summaries for leadership decision-making
- **Community Reports**: Accessible reports for community members about community health and progress
- **Technical Documentation**: Detailed technical documentation for other data professionals
- **Visual Communication**: Effective use of charts, graphs, and infographics to communicate insights

**Narrative Development:**
- **Story Structure**: Using narrative structure to make data insights compelling and memorable
- **Context Provision**: Providing appropriate context for data insights and recommendations
- **Action Orientation**: Framing data insights in terms of actionable recommendations
- **Impact Emphasis**: Emphasising the human impact and community benefits of data insights

#### 7.1.2. Accessibility and Inclusion in Reporting

**Accessible Report Design:**
- **Visual Accessibility**: Ensuring all charts and visualisations meet accessibility standards
- **Plain Language**: Using plain language that is accessible to diverse audiences
- **Multiple Formats**: Providing reports in multiple formats (text, audio, large print)
- **Cultural Sensitivity**: Ensuring reports are culturally sensitive and inclusive

**Community-Centred Reporting:**
- **Community Input**: Including community input in determining what data to report and how
- **Marginalised Voice Amplification**: Using data to amplify the voices and needs of marginalised community members
- **Deficit vs. Asset Framing**: Framing data to highlight community assets rather than just deficits
- **Actionable Insights**: Providing insights that the community can act on for improvement

### 7.2. Transparency and Accountability

#### 7.2.1. Public Reporting

**Regular Public Reports:**
- **Annual Community Reports**: Comprehensive annual reports on community health and progress
- **Quarterly Updates**: Quarterly updates on key community metrics and initiatives
- **Special Reports**: Special reports on significant issues or changes affecting the community
- **Crisis Communication**: Transparent communication during crises or significant challenges

**Data Transparency:**
- **Methodology Disclosure**: Clear disclosure of data collection and analysis methodologies
- **Limitation Acknowledgment**: Honest acknowledgment of data limitations and potential biases
- **Source Documentation**: Comprehensive documentation of data sources and collection methods
- **Privacy Protection**: Transparency balanced with appropriate privacy protection

#### 7.2.2. Stakeholder Engagement

**Community Engagement:**
- **Feedback Solicitation**: Regular solicitation of community feedback on data collection and reporting
- **Data Literacy**: Supporting community member data literacy and understanding
- **Participatory Analysis**: Engaging community members in data analysis and interpretation
- **Co-Creation**: Co-creating reports and analyses with community members

**Leadership Engagement:**
- **Strategic Planning Support**: Using data to support strategic planning and decision-making
- **Performance Monitoring**: Regular monitoring and reporting on organisational performance
- **Goal Setting**: Data-driven goal setting and progress tracking
- **Resource Allocation**: Supporting resource allocation decisions with data insights

## 8. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND ETHICS

### 8.1. Technical Competency Development

#### 8.1.1. Statistical and Analytical Skills

**Foundation Skills:**
- **Statistical Methods**: Proficiency in statistical methods appropriate for community data analysis
- **Data Visualization**: Skills in creating effective, accessible data visualisations
- **Research Design**: Understanding of research design and methodology for community studies
- **Survey Design**: Skills in designing effective, unbiased surveys and data collection instruments

**Advanced Techniques:**
- **Machine Learning**: Application of machine learning techniques for community insights
- **Predictive Modeling**: Development of predictive models for community planning and improvement
- **Text Analysis**: Analysis of text data from community discussions and feedback
- **Network Analysis**: Analysis of community networks and relationship patterns

#### 8.1.2. Technology and Tools

**Programming and Database Skills:**
- **Python/R Proficiency**: Advanced proficiency in Python or R for data analysis
- **SQL Skills**: Advanced SQL skills for database queries and analysis
- **Cloud Platforms**: Experience with cloud-based analytics platforms and tools
- **API Integration**: Skills in integrating with various APIs for data collection

**Specialised Tools:**
- **Business Intelligence**: Experience with business intelligence and dashboard tools
- **Survey Platforms**: Proficiency with survey platforms and data collection tools
- **Version Control**: Use of version control systems for code and analysis documentation
- **Collaboration Tools**: Effective use of collaboration tools for team data analysis

### 8.2. Ethical Practice and Professional Standards

#### 8.2.1. Professional Ethics

**Data Ethics Framework:**
- **Harm Prevention**: Proactive measures to prevent data use from causing harm to community members
- **Consent and Autonomy**: Respecting community member autonomy and informed consent
- **Fairness and Justice**: Using data analysis to promote fairness and social justice
- **Transparency and Honesty**: Maintaining transparency and honesty in all data work

**Professional Standards:**
- **Accuracy and Integrity**: Maintaining the highest standards of accuracy and integrity in data analysis
- **Confidentiality**: Protecting confidential information and respecting privacy
- **Competence**: Maintaining and developing professional competence in data analysis
- **Objectivity**: Maintaining objectivity whilst acknowledging the value-driven nature of community work

#### 8.2.2. Continuous Learning and Development

**Ongoing Education:**
- **Industry Trends**: Staying current with trends in data analytics and community measurement
- **Privacy Developments**: Keeping up with developments in privacy law and ethical data use
- **Community Research**: Engaging with research on community development and social justice
- **Technical Skills**: Continuously developing technical skills and capabilities

**Professional Networks:**
- **Data Professional Communities**: Participation in data professional communities and organisations
- **Academic Partnerships**: Partnerships with academic researchers studying community development
- **Conference Participation**: Regular participation in relevant conferences and professional development
- **Peer Learning**: Engaging in peer learning and knowledge sharing with other data professionals

## 9. PRACTICE SCENARIOS AND TRAINING EXERCISES

### 9.1. Scenario 1: Privacy-Compliant Data Collection

**Situation**: You need to collect data to analyse community engagement patterns, but you're concerned about privacy compliance. The data collection involves tracking user activity, participation patterns, and demographic information for equity analysis.

**Your Response:**
1. How do you ensure data collection is privacy-compliant?
2. What legal basis do you have for processing this data?
3. How do you minimise data collection?
4. How do you obtain appropriate consent or ensure legitimate interest?
5. How do you protect sensitive data?
6. How do you communicate data use to community members?

**Correct Answer**: Ensure lawful basis for processing, minimise data collection to what's necessary, use anonymization and aggregation where possible, obtain consent or ensure legitimate interest applies, implement strong security measures, communicate data use transparently, respect data subject rights, follow privacy by design principles.

### 9.2. Scenario 2: Equity Analysis Request

**Situation**: Community leadership want to analyse whether moderation actions are applied equitably across different demographic groups. They want data on moderation actions broken down by various identity factors to identify potential bias.

**Your Response:**
1. How do you design this analysis ethically?
2. How do you protect privacy whilst analysing equity?
3. How do you ensure the analysis doesn't perpetuate harm?
4. How do you involve affected community members?
5. How do you present findings in a way that advances equity?
6. How do you use findings to drive positive change?

**Correct Answer**: Design analysis to advance equity goals, use aggregated anonymized data, involve affected community members in analysis design, ensure analysis doesn't perpetuate harm, present findings to drive positive change, use findings to address inequities, maintain privacy protections throughout.

### 9.3. Scenario 3: Data Breach During Analysis

**Situation**: While working on data analysis, you discover that a dataset containing personal information was accidentally shared with unauthorized personnel. The dataset includes user activity data and some identifying information.

**Your Response:**
1. How do you respond immediately?
2. How do you assess the severity of the breach?
3. What documentation is required?
4. When must you notify authorities?
5. When must you notify affected users?
6. How do you prevent future breaches?

**Correct Answer**: Contain breach immediately, assess severity and risk, document comprehensively, notify supervisory authority within 72 hours if high risk, notify affected users without undue delay if high risk, implement additional security measures, review and improve data handling procedures.

## 10. TRAINING REQUIREMENTS

This training document is part of the comprehensive mandatory training curriculum. For complete information about initial onboarding requirements, annual review requirements, training confirmation submission, and compliance policies, see [Mandatory Training Requirements](/staff/handbook#81-mandatory-training-requirements) in the Staff Handbook.

**Key Points:**
- This document must be reviewed during initial onboarding and annually thereafter
- Training confirmation must be submitted at [forms.nhcarrigan.com](https://forms.nhcarrigan.com)
- Failure to complete annual training review will result in dismissal from staff positions
- All training completions are documented in staff records for accountability, legal compliance, and quality assurance

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*This Data Analytics and Reporting Training document is part of our comprehensive staff development programme designed to ensure ethical, privacy-compliant, and socially just approaches to community data analytics. For questions about data analytics practices or to report training completion, please contact the Data and Analytics Coordinator or designated leadership through staff channels.*

