Free Webinar: What Questions Are You Trying to Answer With Data?
Updated: Oct 6
A practical session for anyone sitting on data they don't have time (or staff) to analyze.
If you work in public health, mental health services, substance use disorder treatment, judicial services, schools, or a prevention coalition, you're probably collecting more data than you have capacity to use. This webinar is for you.
Free Event! NEW DATE! Join us Wednesday, January 20, 2026, from 1:00 – 2:00 CDT
Join DJ Gering of Gering Geosolutions for a hands-on session built around one question: What are you trying to find out?
Rather than starting with dashboards or software, DJ will work backwards from eight real-world questions organizations like yours ask every day.
He will show what it takes to answer each one, and what tools exist to help without ever requiring you to hand over your raw data.
Questions covered during the webinar will include:
How does my county compare to other counties?
Where in my community is this issue concentrated?
What does the whole picture look like?
How do we share our data so people will actually use it?
Is this a local issue, or is it something bigger moving throughout the community?
How can I pull data and get detailed reports without a data analyst?
How do I turn my SMART goals into something funders want to see?
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Local public health departments, certified community behavioral health centers, judicial and court services, school districts, prevention coalitions, and any organization that has data questions and limited analysis capabilities.
WHY IT'S DIFFERENT
DJ builds locally-run reporting tools and a private AI assistant that processes your files entirely on your own device. Nothing is uploaded, stored, or seen by anyone outside your organization. This webinar is a walkthrough of how to think about your data questions, with examples of what's possible once you do.
This is a free webinar, open to anyone with data questions.
SPEAKER INFORMATION
DJ Gering is the founder and principal analyst of Gering Geosolutions, where he builds community needs assessments, data dashboards, and grant-support tools for organizations. He has roughly nine years of experience across public health data analysis, community health assessment, and geospatial research. He received the 2024 Esri Special Achievement in GIS Award and has taught data analysis and health policy as an adjunct at Wichita State University.
Visit here to learn more: https://www.geringgeosolutions.com
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