Evaluating TSIP's Social Impact | Renaisi Innovation

2 Min Published 6th December 2021 Archive By Renaisi Innovation Team

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As part of a summer internship programmes, three TSIP interns were on a mission to evaluate TSIP’s own social impact. Read more about their findings here.

An Introduction: Evaluating TSIP’s Social Impact

During the Summer of 2021, a team of three interns were recruited, trained and worked as part of TSIP’s evaluation team with a mission to evaluate the social impact of TSIP’s work.

Evaluating TSIP’s Social Impact: An Introduction

Ruby Carter, Muyiwa Obamakin, Rebekah Peters

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Social Impact through our eyes

As interns at TSIP we have taken an evaluative approach to see what TSIP’s real social impact is!

TSIP is a consultancy that has strong relationships with underrepresented communities, that strives to bring forward their voices and encourages community engagement to drive social impact. Critical to maximising their social impact TSIP believes in the importance of being reflective and transparent.

As young people who are part of these communities, we have taken on the challenge of evaluating TSIP’s social impact. The insights gathered will be used to inform TSIP’s key stakeholders such as future clients and help TSIP live out their ethos in making society fairer.

Before you delve deeper into what we found out, we begin with an introduction to who we are.

The TSIP intern evaluation team consist of:

Rebekah, a recent graduate who is passionate about tackling health inequalities and making society fairer
Ruby, a current student from South London committed to utilising creativity for social innovation
And Muyiwa a South London born-and-bred aspiring basketball player keen to help his community

The insights gathered, and key questions explored can be seen below. Scroll through to learn more and thank you for listening!