Interactive Power BI report analysing participation, retention and satisfaction across 16 Yoruba cultural heritage sessions.
# project-vogue-engagement-analysis
Interactive Power BI report analysing participation, retention and satisfaction across 16 Yoruba cultural heritage sessions.
# Project Vogue — Engagement Across Cultural Heritage Events
An interactive Power BI report analysing participation, retention and satisfaction across 16 Yoruba cultural heritage sessions delivered by MYEC between October 2024 and April 2025.
**Tools:** Microsoft Power BI (data model, DAX measures, cross-filtering, drill-through) · Excel (data preparation)
**Role:** Data Analyst
**Deliverables:** Presentation
Project Vogue Dashboard — Summary Page
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## Contents
- Programme context
- Dataset
- Data cleaning and preprocessing
- Data quality findings
- Key findings
- Report interactivity
- Recommendations
- Measure design notes
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## Programme context
Project Vogue delivers Yoruba cultural heritage sessions across three programme events. Every attendee completes a short exit survey covering what they learned, what they would improve, and how likely they are to recommend the programme.
| Events | Sessions | Attendances | Focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Storytelling | 8 | 300 | Folktales, proverbs, Aroko symbolic messaging, Yoruba greetings |
| Rehearsal | 7 | 250 | Performance preparation, costume, camera work, cultural practice |
| Oral History | 1 | 10 | Recorded testimony and heritage transmission |
Heritage programmes are usually evaluated on headcount alone. Because Project Vogue records the same participants across repeated sessions, this dataset can measure something more useful than reach: whether people came back.
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## Dataset
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Survey responses | 517 (analysis extract) |
| Fields | 13 |
| Period | October 2024 – April 2025 |
| Missing values | None |
Fields cover participant identity, gender, self-described audience type, programme event, attendance date, referral score, and two free-text responses that were categorised into standard themes.
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