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As Canada’s national statistical organization, Statistics Canada offers a comprehensive data literacy training program. The goal is to provide learners with information on basic concepts and skills across a range of data literacy topics. Their learning catalogue is organized by steps on the data journey and can be sorted by title, data competency, level, and type.

This initiative provides a variety of free courses designed to enhance data literacy. Modules cover topics such as understanding data, data storytelling, and data-informed decision-making. While not exclusively for non-profits, the content is broadly applicable and beneficial.

Supported by the Ontario Trillium Foundation, CanadaHelps offers a Data Literacy Workshop aimed at empowering charities to effectively use data. This initiative is part of a series of data services developed to support the charitable sector.

This program provides training for non-profit organizations on how to use data to advance their mission and evaluate programming. It focuses on helping organizations understand program implementation and outcomes through data.

This center aims to help nonprofits thrive in a tech-driven world by promoting the use of data and technology to advance their missions and multiply their impact. They offer resources and support to build digital capacity within the sector.

Tableau’s initiative provides free online data skills training designed to fit busy schedules, allowing individuals and organizations to level up their data knowledge and gain valuable, in-demand skills.

Focused on digital agriculture, EMILI’s data literacy program aims to position individuals to ask the right questions when considering investments in new digital technology. While agriculture-focused, the foundational concepts are transferable.