> Would love to know what types of analysis people would like to see about organizations and their relationships?
Related public records, e.g. court filings, municipal or other co-investments alongside the nonprofits, adjacent (time or geo) legislation/policy changes, rotating doors of nonprofit, gov, commercial.
This is neat! I thought about extracting the grants (still might), but full-text seemed like good bang for the buck. Your tools sound like they might be very useful for reporters. Have you given any thought to that? We love mapping these sorts of connections.
Hey, first up really amazing work you’re doing, hugely inspiring for us! Thank you.
Whilst our focus has been delivering a consumer layer on top of all this data, yea, very open to exposing our underlying graph to others. Want to drop me a note at dan at alma.app?
As you mention elsewhere, half the battle is cleaning the data and getting quality.
Yep basically - looking at the network of grants (who funds who), people (who works where over their careers), social media and news (who’s referenced or cited alongside whom) and so on. You start to see interesting clusters of nonprofits that are funded by the same groups and work together extensively.
E.g. here’s Stanford: https://alma.app/charities/941156365-the-board-of-trustees-o...
Would love to know what types of analysis people would like to see about organizations and their relationships?