I am currently writing my thesis about how people perceive relationships between men interactive narratives (and media) with basis in theories about fanfiction and BL! I am writing it as the final part of my education as a gamedev! (pls help me graduate ;;;; )
If you like reading and are willing to read my interactive text/game made in Twine(basicallya short story where you control the narrative) and answer some questions in a survey about it afterwards it would mean so much to me! ( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ
All respondents and every response is worth so much and I ESPECIALLY need MALE respondents so if any guys are willing to participate it would mean so much to me!! ;ww;
I believe it is super important to study how lgbt subtext is perceived in our media culture so if you are interested in helping me, please click the link below! It will allow you to download my text and the survey (plus more instructions!) It should take about 15-30 minutes to complete the study!
Thank you so much for your consideration! ;w;
LINK TO THE GAME AND THE SURVEY, study closes in 3 days:
I am once again asking for your help with a research project.
Do you identify as queer/LGBTQ and do you love gaming? Then please continue reading!
Do you want better queer games?
Then please participate in this anonymous survey to help game designers learn what makes a game appealing to queer players! I am a queer master’s student working to develop tools for queer game design in my research. Make your voice heard so that game developers can make even more awesome, queer friendly games! Thank you for your time and participation!
The survey should not take more than 10-15 minutes and it would mean a lot to me to get in touch with queer players and hear your thoughts and experiences.
Once again, thank you for your interest, and happy gayming! :D
Hey everyone! If you have a minute, you can help out with some research on queer history in schools. The survey only takes a couple of minutes, with the option to sign up for a follow-up interview.
ACADEMIC STUDY: Are you 18+ years of age, live in the USAandself-id(even just quietly mosty to yourself)asBisexual+,Biromantic+ or otherwise a member of the LGBTQIA+ Communities?
Silim!You may have noticed that this blog is back - and for the month of April, I’ll be focusing on answering the numerous questions y’all’ve shared with me over the last few years. There are quite a number, so please be patient if it takes a few weeks for me to get to yours! But in the meantime…
As I look towards what’s next for this project, I want to get your input on what you’d like to see. Please take a couple minutes to fill out this survey and let me know what you most enjoy & what you’re looking forward to on this blog and across my other platforms. Thanks so much! The survey link is here.
Silim!You may have noticed that this blog is back - and for the month of April, I’ll be focusing on answering the numerous questions y’all’ve shared with me over the last few years. There are quite a number, so please be patient if it takes a few weeks for me to get to yours! But in the meantime…
As I look towards what’s next for this project, I want to get your input on what you’d like to see. Please take a couple minutes to fill out this survey and let me know what you most enjoy & what you’re looking forward to on this blog and across my other platforms. Thanks so much! The survey link is here.
Silim!You may have noticed that this blog is back - and for the month of April, I’ll be focusing on answering the numerous questions y’all’ve shared with me over the last few years. There are quite a number, so please be patient if it takes a few weeks for me to get to yours! But in the meantime…
As I look towards what’s next for this project, I want to get your input on what you’d like to see. Please take a couple minutes to fill out this survey and let me know what you most enjoy & what you’re looking forward to on this blog and across my other platforms. Thanks so much! The survey link is here.
I’ve been making a lot of money using an survey website. I’ve been doing it for a few months now and make $70 per day from doing their online surveys.
Here is the link for the one I use if you want to give it a try.
You can sign up for the site and you get a bonus just for signing up. I’ve been paid about 10 times from each so I know it’s not a scam. It’s easy and quick to sign up and it’s worth giving it a try.
You’ll be able to complete the surveys and redeem your points for paypal cash, a check, or giftcards. Good luck and have fun! I wish someone told me about this sooner :)
Hey all, I am doing a paper on Lesbian representation in movies. I need some data from real people in order to complete it, I was hoping you could feel out this short survey (like 2 minutes), if you can’t please spread in around. I need as many people as possible to do it.
LAST MOVIE WATCHED:Long Shot, which was stunningly good. As I tweeted: “Just saw @LongShotMovie & it made me cry the two best kinds of tears: laughter & joy. What a beautiful, hilarious, thoughtful, bravely openhearted movie. It gets my vote for the best rom com in years, & @itslizhannah & crew get my gratitude for crafting such a little wonder. Wow.”
First off, to my followers that are not teachers, I apologize.
Second…I am looking for teachers/education students to take a survey for a college research project. (I am studying predominantly Finnish and American educators, but others are encouraged to participate).
I am a senior education student as well as an honor student. In order to graduate with honors I must conduct a research study related to my major. I am studying the differences between American and Finnish education systems. For my study I have created an anonymous survey to hear your opinions / experiences as educators….
Responses for the “advice you’d give your past self” forms are now closed. To everyone who responded, thank you so much for your help it really makes such a difference :D
If you didn’t get a chance to respond and/or did but want to help more, be on the lookout soon for the peer-editor call and beta-read call, as that will be a chance to offer feedback on the drafts of the guide (and get a chance to read it before it’s officially out!)
Okay so basically the idea of it is that I’m writing a short book/guide/thing for my school library about how to get started writing novels or other long-form fiction, right. Topics like how to make the process less daunting, how to find a place in the writing community where you can talk to other writers, where to find good writing advice/what to listen to and what not to listen to/when certain writing advice is useful, that kind of thing.
What I wished I knew when I was a baby writer tm and didn’t yet have connections to other writers, or even a great sense of what questions to ask.
When it is completed, a free PDF will be available for general readership
So what kind of help is most needed?
PLEASE REBLOG THIS AND SPREAD THIS AROUND
But mainly, I wanna hear what pieces of advice you would give your past self when you were first getting started? What pieces of knowledge could have made a noticeable difference in how you approached the journey? If you started writing already surrounded by writer friends, what were some things they told you that you think were instrumental in how you’re doing now? If you didn’t start in a writing community but feel pretty connected now, how did you get there? What was your path?
Below is a handy-dandy google form below to write in responses (including an opportunity to boost your current wips!)
Can I interest you in a survey about language, for anyone of any gender who lives in an English-speaking country? It closes no sooner than Sunday 11th April 2021 at 12 noon UK time.
I’m about to start writing these results up, so you’ve got maybe a few hours to get your responses in, if you haven’t already. Every reblog and retweet counts and helps!
It’s open until 1st March 2018, it’s open to everyone, and last year we got about 10,000 participants - you can see the results here.
After the survey is closed I’ll process the results and publish a spreadsheet of the data and a blog post summarising the main findings. Then anyone can use them for academic or business purposes, self-advocacy, tracking the popularity of language over time, and just feeling like we’re part of a huge and diverse community.
If you think you might have followers who’d be interested, please do reblog this blog post, retweet this tweetorboost this Mastodon post. Every share is extremely helpful - it’s what helped us get 10,000 responses last year.
Let’s end ASAW with a new survey I have been working on. I’ve decided to have a survey on one aspect of aromantic identity that I haven’t seen discussed, which is preferences towards sexual relationships.
Who this survey is aimed at: any aromantic above the age of 18 can participate, but I am particularly interested in aros who experience sexual attraction or sexual desires, aros who have previous experiences with sexual relationships, and aros who are curious about sex in general. This includes sex favorable aroaces, but also aro who tried sex and decided it was not for them, or sex repulsed aroallos. You can participate if you have no sexual experience.
What this will ask you: general demographic questions, whether you have previous sexual experiences (prefer not to say is an allowed option), what relationship dynamics do you or would you prefer to have with a sexual partner (committed or not, qprs, fwb, etc.), and a few personal opinions on how aromanticism relates to sexuality.
What this will NOT ask you: any details about preferred sexual positions, acts or kinks, any details about your sexual fantasies, any information about your sexual partners, or any identifying personal information.
The survey does not accept participants under the age of 18. I ask anyone below that age (or below the age of adulthood in your country) not to participate, although you may of course share the link to the survey with others if you want.
We hope you all enjoyed partaking in the survey this year and that you will consider submitting these top 3 responses as our community’s favored responses for MangaGamer’s upcoming annual licensing survey.
We have no affiliation with MangaGamer, this is purely fan-operated.
Thank you for participating in the survey, we hope you will participate again next year!
Reubs J Walsh is doing some important research into mental health in trans kids.
If you’re under 18 and you’re out to your parents and you want to take part, share this with them! If you know any trans children or parents thereof, please do send them to this page: transkids.nl
We are recruiting transgender children (5-18) and their parents to participate in an online study to investigate the factors that underlie the mental health inequalities experienced by trans youth. If this is you, please visit transkids.nl/#participate
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For any questions about the research, please email [email protected].
The results will be published on their website when the research is complete.
The eighth annual international gender census, collecting information about the language we use to refer to ourselves and each other, is now open until 10th March 2021.
After the survey is closed I’ll process the results and publish a spreadsheet of the data and a report summarising the main findings. Then anyone can use them for academic or business purposes, self-advocacy, tracking the popularity of language over time, and just feeling like we’re part of a huge and diverse community.
If you think you might have friends and followers who’d be interested, please do reblog this blog post, retweet this tweet,boost this Mastodon post, check out this post on Reddit, and share the survey URL by email or at AFK social groups or on other social networks like Facebook. Every share is extremely helpful - it’s what helped us get 24,000 responses last year.
The survey is open to anyone anywhere who speaks English and feels that the gender binary doesn’t fully describe their experience of themselves and their gender(s) or lack thereof.
This was a wide a-spec community survey on discovering one’s a-spec identity. @aromagni and I ran it in 2019.
There were 1070 responses to the survey. 744 of these responses were complete - these participants completed the survey in its entirety. A large portion of respondents in this survey (42%) identified as aroace. Most were white Americans. As such, there is a demographic skew and these results are not representative of the whole a-spec community.
The vast majority of respondents indicated they are single. For those in partnerships, a large portion (over 60%) indicated they were dating. Many others indicated they were in unlabeled partnerships or QPRs, with other types of relationships less common.
Almost half of respondents did not identify as queer/LGBTQ+ before discovering their a-spec identities. Interestingly, although the word “aromantic” has not been as popular as “asexual” in many spaces, the earliest respondents identified as either of these was very close, in the early to mid ‘80s. For those who identify as broadly a-spec, the earliest year was 2008. The vast majority of respondents (82.37%) indicated they discovered asexuality before aromanticism. Only 1.79% of respondents indicated they discovered aromanticism first. The remaining 15% reported discovering aromanticism and asexuality around the same time. Similarly, the vast majority of respondents (i.e., 69.58%) indicated identifying as asexual before identifying as another a-spec identity.
Of the a-spec respondents that label different types of attraction, the most common labels relate to platonic and aesthetic experiences. Sexual attraction was the least commonly labeled type of attraction for this sample. Many respondents also indicated that labeling specifically is difficult.
In this survey, we grouped different respondents into a-spec categories, but this is not necessarily a useful or accurate thing to do. Nevertheless, we found some differences between different a-spec people in terms of their experiences of attraction, their relationship status, and whether they identified as queer before identifying as a-spec. The sample size here is small, so further research into these differences is highly recommended.
Thank you very much to everyone who participated and waited for us to run our analyses. Huge thank you to @aromagni for helping with this.
The survey covered aro experiences of stigmatization and microaggressions. It was a follow-up survey to one run in 2018 by the same name. You can find results for that one in three parts: one,two, and three.
There were 358 responses to the survey. 240 of these responses were complete - these participants completed the survey in its entirety. The vast majority of respondents indicated they are aromantic or aro, followed by queer and aro-spec. More specific labels such as greyromantic, oriented aro, and et cetera were also present but not as common as the general ones. Most respondents were young (under 30 years old), non-binary/genderqueer, and white. This means the data in this survey was skewed towards these demographics and the results are not representative of the whole community.
No (n=0) participants indicated that they Never experienced any microaggressions against them personally at all. The top three most often experienced microagressions were:
I have felt alienated by society because I am aromantic
Others have told me that there is no such thing as discrimination or prejudice against aromantic people
I have felt alienated by LGBTQ+ or queer communities because I am aromantic
The top three most distressing microaggressions were:
I have been propositioned for a romantic relationship because I am aromantic
I have been threatened with harm because I am aromantic
People have not respected by aromantic identity (e.g., did not acknowledge boundaries, repulsion, etc.)
The most frequently reported discriminatory behavior toward aromantics was having the aromantic identity been made fun of, ridiculed, or been belittled by media or society at large (mean=4.21/6, a lot). The least frequently reported discriminatory behaviors toward aromantics were being denied a raise and being denied a job (mean=1.03/6, almost never)
Some aros with specific identities seemed to experience certain microaggressions more often than aros with other identities. Abroromantics, demiromantics, and nebularomantics seemed to be affected most.
I need participants for my study on sexual and romantic orientation, outness and physical and mental health. It’s for my masters thesis so it will be available through the university of Vienna if you are interested in the results!
It will only take about 10-20 minutes and the only requirements are being 18 or older and currently residing in Europe (NOT just the EU, all of Europe!). People of all orientations including straight people, are needed and encouraged to participate! This is the first study I know of that explicitly includes on people on the aromantic spectrum, so if you are on it or know someone, please take part!
It is completely anonymous, no conclusions to your person can be drawn!
Please take part if you can and share it!
Thank you!
Just tagging some aro-themed blogs here to get more aro participants! Dont feel pressured to reblog tho, just shooting my shot here
If you remember, last year I made a survey to see what the bi community’s experiences, diversity, and opinions were like. I got a fair amount of response, and some interesting results.
This year, I made a better version. It’s more user friendly, it asks better questions (and asks them in ways that are easier to understand).
It asks about your mental health, if you have ever considered suicide/self harmed, experienced sexual assault, etc. You don’t have to go into detail on any of the personal questions, and you can choose ‘prefer not to say’ on them.
It also asks your opinion on inter-community politics and gender politics in general, and your experiences as a bi person. So as you can tell, it can be a little lengthy, especially depending on your own personal experiences. It would take the average person 15-20 minutes to take.
If you can, please take the survey! If not, please reblog and signal boost.
The2017 National School Climate Survey is GLSEN’s tenth national survey of lesbian, gay, bisexual+, transgender, and queer youth. It is a crucial tool in GLSEN’s mission for fighting anti-LGBTQ+ bias in K-12 schools across the nation. The information gathered from this survey will help GLSEN to inform education policymakers and the public about the right of all students to be treated with respect in their schools.
La Nacional sobre el Ambiente Escolar 2017 es la décima encuesta de jóvenes lesbianas, homosexuales, bisexuales, transgéneros, y queer. Es fundamental a la misión de GLSEN a luchar contra los prejuicios anti-LGBTQ+ que existe en las escuelas K-12 en todo el país. La información recopilada a partir de esta encuesta ayudará a GLSEN a informar legisladores de educación y el público sobre el derecho que tienen todos los estudiantes ser tratados con respeto en las escuelas.
If you attended high school or middle school sometime during the last school year (2016-2017), identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual+, transgender, queer or questioning, and are at least 13 years old, tell us about your experiences in school. (If you did not complete the entire school year you can still participate in the survey.) The survey is completely anonymous.
Si asistió un colegio o una escuela mediana alguna vez durante el último año escolar (2016-2017), identifica como lesbiana, homosexual, bisexual+, transgénero, queer o está cuestionando su sexualidad, y tiene al menos de 13 años, cuéntanos sus experiencias en la escuela. (Si no completó todo el año escolar todavía puede participar en la encuesta.) La encuesta está completamente anónima.
Thesurvey asks questions about your experiences in school, including hearing homophobic remarks, being harassed because of your sexual orientation and/or how you express your gender and how supportive your school is of LGBTQ+ students.
Laencuesta contiene preguntas sobre sus experiencias escolares, incluyendo si ha oído comentarios homofóbicos, si ha acosado a causa de su orientación sexual y/o como expresa su género y como su escuela apoya los estudiantes LGBTQ+.
In a 2015 study of admitted poachers in the largest park in Tanzania, 4 out of 5 admitted to poaching for food or income. But not all of them poached due to extreme poverty (in need of food and shelter). For many it was a means of supplemental income. In fact only 8% used poaching as their only source of income. by Conservation and Society
Thank you all for helping me out with my survey! I’ve reached my target number of 200 responses (in just 4 days!!), and have officially closed the survey. I’m really glad to be part of this awesome fandom with so many helpful people <3 From the bottom of my heart, thank you!
I’d love to share the survey results with all of you, but I’ll have to keep them confidential (at least for some time) as per school policy. Nonetheless, if I can share any part of my completed thesis publicly with y’all in future I’ll definitely do so!
The wonderful Heather and two of her friends created a Survey for cis and trans women and non-binary, genderqueer, or agender people who identity as lesbian, gay, bisexual, pansexual, asexual and/or queer who have seen Portrait of a Lady on Fire.
The goal of this completely anonymous survey is to document this community—the large number of us, our ages, all the different countries we live in, and the range of our lesbian and queer experiences. Hundreds of people, from Singapore to Switzerland and from India to Italy, have already taken the Portrait survey.
The study we will complete after we get many more responses will show how important yet little known this queer community is as a film audience!
It would *really* means a lot if you could take a little of your time to complete this survey. We know how impactful the film had on our community and it would be so great to have an actual trace of it with numbers and all.
This project means a lot to me but even more to the creators of it. You would help tons if you could participate to this project!
So please take the survey and share the link after to encourage others to take it, too
LEXIE CANNES STATE OF TRANS — The recently released 2015 National Center for Transgender Education (NCTE) Transgender Survey findings are in short, a confirmation of earlier surveys and other research findings — things are as dire as we’ve been saying they are. The NCTE stated 28,000 trans people completed the survey — four times the number of the previous survey (2008-09). [Disclosure: I…
These low-, mid-, and high-range cost estimates are based on the most high-profile federal paid leave program proposed to date: The Family and Medical Insurance Leave Act (FAMILY Act).
The survey also did not ask questions about what paid leave policies Americans would like to see offered at private companies. Instead, the Cato 2018 Paid Leave Survey focuses on what people think about establishing a government-provided paid family leave program at the federal level.
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