About Us
We’re the best data equity training out there. Seriously, ask around.
“There’s this idea that turning up the equity dial means turning down the quantitative science dial. Nope. They are the same dial.”
— Heather Krause
We All Count is the global leader in quantitative data equity training and consulting. Our Data Equity Framework is the most practical and universally applicable approach to aligning mathematical and human priorities. Since 2012, based in Toronto, Canada, we have trained over 52,000 data practitioners globally.
Our organization is led by founder Heather Krause, a mathematical statistician with more than 20 years of experience working across government, philanthropy, education, tech, health, and the social sector. Heather is one of fewer than 200 PStat-accredited statisticians globally and a Knight Foundation award-winner for innovative data use in communities. While in the field, Heather developed ways to work with data that were technically rigorous, ethically grounded and socially responsible. That experience became the Data Equity Framework, now used by data practitioners, governments, foundations, universities, nonprofits, and companies around the world.
Featured Clients Include
- John Wiley & Sons
- Americans for the Arts
- Solutions Journalism Network
- Mass Culture
- Canada Council for the Arts
- Mansueto Ventures
- ReThink Media
- Teach for America
- AccessLex Institute
- Center for Educational Opportunity Programs
- American Indian College Fund
- University of Calgary
- Arizona State University
- British Columbia Institutional Researchers Association
- Carver College of Medicine
- Harvard Kennedy School
- Clackamas Community College
- Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy
- EF + Math
- University of California
- Green River College
- Harvard Graduate School of Education
- Indiana University
- UCLA School of Information Studies
- Knight Center For Journalism
- Start Early
- The Riley Institute at Furman University
- Thompson Rivers University
- University of Colorado Anschutz
- The International Council on Clean Transportation
- U.S. Geological Survey
- World Wildlife Federation
- Global Fishing Watch
- ICPSR Summer Program
- Colorado Equitable Evaluation Collective
- Project Evident
- Evalysis Inc.
- Mathematica
- Seattle Evaluation Association
- Northwind
- ResultsLab
- NYC Department of Health
- Berrien County
- City of Vancouver
- Federal Emergency Management Agency
- Bureau of Economic Analysis
- Massachusetts Department of Education
- Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
- California Department of Social Services
- Centers For Disease Control And Prevention
- City of Hamilton
- Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment
- County of Santa Clara
- Hazardous Waste Management Program
- Library of Parliament
- Montana Department of Public Health
- Multnomah County Department of Human Services
- Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation
- Region of York
- AIDS Foundation Chicago
- King County Public Health Department
- Alameda Alliance for Health
- American Thrombosis and Hemostasis Network
- BrainFX
- Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
- National Association of Chronic Disease Directors
- Carlton-Cook-Lake-St. Louis Community Health Board
- Planned Parenthood Federation of America
- City of Houston Health Department
- Distress Centre of Ontario
- Kaiser Permanente
- United States Breastfeeding Committee
- National Alliance on Mental Illness
- Nurse-Family Partnership
- Public Health Accreditation Board
- Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment
- Feeding America
- Médecins Sans Frontières
- International Rescue Committee
- Hunger Free Oklahoma
- Legal Aid Society
- NYC Children’s Aid
- International Dyslexia Association
- UNICEF
- Impact Frontiers
- MasterCard Centre for Inclusive Growth
- PEAK Grantmaking
- Third Sector Capital
- Bain Group Consulting
- Indigenous Data Alliance
- Reciprocal Consulting
- Great Plains Tribal Epidemiology Center
- Center for Law and Social Policy
- IF WHEN HOW
- Public Service Alliance of Canada
- Maryland Legal Aid
- Pacific Library Partnership
- New York Public Library
- Denver Public Library
- Institute of Museum and Library Services
- University of Cincinnati Libraries
- NORC at the University of Chicago
- NYU Cash Transfer Lab
- Port of Seattle
- Sound Transit, Office of Strategic Business Services
- SEIU
- Margaret A Cargill Philanthropies
- United Way Worldwide
- Ontario Nonprofit Network
- Trillium Foundation
- ACDI/VOCA
- Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
- BRAC
- CARE
- Ford Foundation
- Stryker Johnston Foundation
- Impact Capital Managers
- Interact for Health
- Oxfam USA
- The Colorado Trust
- Ontario Municipal Social Services Association
- Race Forward
- AARP
- Ontario Association of Childrens Aid Societies
- The Cornerstone Collective
- Children, Youth & Family Services Collaborative
- Families Forward Virginia
- Our Kids Network
- Airbnb
- Esri
- Blue Origin
- FindHelp 211
- Concentric by Ginkgo
- EnVisage
- Sexual Violence Research Initiative (SVRI)
- DoubleXEconomy
- Ohio Domestic Violence Network
- Promundo
Our Values
Practical
At We All Count, we don’t make recommendations that we can’t back up with tools, processes, documentation, and workflows. When we train you in a new way of thinking about your data choices, it comes with real ways to reflect that thinking and immediately improve your work.
Partnership
We know that for these improvements to be sustainable, you need someone who sticks around. We All Count’s commitment to meaningful partnership is the foundation of our incredible level of client satisfaction and accounts for our 80%+ rate of word-of-mouth referrals.
Our commitment to community building through our weekly Talking Data Equity sessions, the Data Equity Forum, and more has created a robust network of data professionals and training alumni from around the world, making an increasing impact across a dozen sectors every day.
Positive
We strongly believe in celebrating all steps towards better science and deeper fairness. Rather than getting paid to criticize flaws in unavoidable compromises, we operate under a framework that rewards the time and attention you invest in addressing these issues. We don’t believe in setting your priorities; we believe in high-fiving you after we’ve helped you achieve them.