Turn lived experience into evidence you can act on
Good campaigning and policy influence need more than a strong argument. They need evidence that the argument is representative, current, and drawn from real experience. Thiscovery helps you gather that evidence at scale, directly from the people affected.
Evidence, not a cold email list
A one-off poll can support a press line. A standing community of people with relevant experience, asked more than once, with a library of what you found, is what funders, media and members can trust.
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How is this different from a mailing list and a survey tool?
The community stays. People can see the library, join the discussion, and be asked again. That is what makes the evidence current — and what makes people willing to contribute next time.
Will comments be published with names?
Comments are moderated. Testimony can be used in people’s own words; you choose how it is attributed. Public findings on Thiscovery are set up to be grouped and anonymised when that is what trust requires.
Can members see what their input was used for?
Yes. Transparent feedback loops are part of the design. That is what keeps people coming back.
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