Monthly attendance
December spike reflects the largest documented reach moment.
Project Funded by The Baltimore City Health Department - Partners in Ending the HIV Epidemic!
Breaking Barriers, Building Healthier Communities TOGETHER
A living evaluation dashboard for the Ambassadorial Model: community-rooted sexual health education, HIV/STI prevention, PrEP/PEP awareness, referral pathways, participant voice, and program planning.
Current-to-date
June 2025 - May 2026
- People reached
- 1,938
- Events held
- 25
- Survey responses
- 115
- Quotes coded
- 104
- Avg. rating
- 4.79
- PrEP referrals
- 106
01
Trust as public health infrastructure
The Ambassadorial Model brings sexual health education and service connection into familiar community spaces through trusted ambassadors, storytelling, and culturally grounded education.
02
Performance command center
Target progress, implementation gaps, and the measures that should shape next-cycle planning.
Target progress
Each bar shows percent of award-period target achieved.
03
Reach explorer
Explore how events moved across hosts, formats, audiences, topics, and Baltimore priority zip codes.
Baltimore priority zip codes
Program emphasis areas from the project overview.
Top reach events
Largest documented moments.
Filtered event detail
| Date | Event | Host | Type | Attendance |
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04
Learning and service pathways
Participant outcomes show strong learning gains, while testing conversion remains the central improvement opportunity.
Program segment comparison
Compare evaluation waves and newly added program segments.
Learning gains by topic
Service pathway funnel
Participant profile
Participant voice
4.79/5 average event rating
05
Voices from the community
Free-text learning responses were coded into themes, then paired with participant quotes.
Quote themes
One quote may support more than one theme.
Featured quotes
Searchable quote wall
Participant wording is preserved, with direct identifiers redacted if detected.
06
Planning lab
Use recommendations, costing assumptions, and event format patterns to support program planning.
Costing planner
Editable-style scenario model based on event types and planning assumptions.
Recommendation priorities
Evidence, action, and metric for each improvement area.
07
Data and deliverables
Download the evaluator workbook, PDF report, generated data, or public survey detail extract.
Survey detail preview
Showing the first 50 rows in-browser; full rows are included in JSON/CSV export.
| ID | Segment | Age | Gender | Event | Rating | Learned |
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