Our Methodology
Hexin Equity Group begins by listening to your heart and history. We start with your stories to understand what matters most, then use numbers to support those truths. Together, we turn shared wisdom and simple facts into a path for all of us to grow.
The Intersection of Data & Dignity
We believe that equity is found where numbers meet lived experience. By holding stories and data side by side, we help partners see patterns, honor community wisdom, and choose next steps together.
Choosing Where to Start
Each offering stands on its own and each is customized to your context, community, and timeline. Many clients begin with a single workshop and build toward a longer engagement.
Offering
Typical Scope
Primary Outcome
Equitable Data Storytelling
1 day
Advocacy-ready data stories
Storytelling for Fundraising
1/2 - 1 day
Story bank and donor narratives
Community Story Harvesting
1-3 months
Themes, findings, and recommendations
Data-to-Action Strategy
1/2 day-series
Priorities, action plan, briefing packet
Leadership Through Storytelling
1 day - 12 weeks
Leader narratives and toolkit
Trust-Building and Facilitation
1/2 day - series
Agreements, alignment, next steps
How We Work Together
HAND OFF
Documented findings, tools you own, and coaching that continues after we leave, shaped to your team's strengths, needs, and goals.
DESIGN
A customized agenda, facilitation plan, and materials grounded in your data and language — informed by a short assessment of your strengths, challenges, openings, and the partners you can bring in.
FACILITATE
Sessions led with care and relational intelligence — staying connected through hard conversations, and holding the emotional weight of the material.
LISTEN
We start by asking what you are trying to do, who you need to reach, and what you want them to do. We keep asking, because purpose shifts as teams learn.
Not Sure Which One You Need?
Most first conversations start with a problem, not a product — a report that hasn't moved anyone, a coalition that has stopped talking, a grant narrative due in three weeks. Describe the situation and we will tell you which of these six actually fits, or whether none of them does.