INSIGHT TO ACTION
Where data meets storytelling — and communities lead the way.
We’re a nonprofit transforming how change happens. By turning insight into action, we replace guesswork with evidence and amplify solutions through the voices of those most affected.
iNSIGHT to Action. Action to iMPACT
From climate shocks to gender injustice— we don’t just study problems. We build better outcomes.
In South Sudan, women journalists working with OUTCOME, in a joint project with FIDA, with funding from UNESCO/GMDF, are learning to use secure communications channels to slash gender-based violence affecting the female journalists— and contribute to sparking policy reforms.
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Why We’re Here
To ground bold ideas in real-world data such as the Early Warning System co-designed by South Sudanese women journalists)
- To spotlight frontline innovation (think solar grids built by women in refugee camps)
- To move from awareness to action (like the early warning and monitoring mechanism to fight GBV against journalists)
- To make systems work for those often left out
how we work
Power-shifting Partnerships
We don’t just consult communities — we transfer ownership. In South Sudan, women journalists led, or were consulted, every step of our Early Warning System.
Grassroots innovation grants: Youth collectives crowdsourced a threat-reporting app.
Evidence-based strategy: Mapped 4 GBV hotspots using geospatial data and survivor surveys.
Accountable storytelling: Survivor-led drama like The Firewood Walk merges GIS maps with testimonies, sparking local debates.
✓ EVIDENCE-BASED SOLUTIONS
