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From Violence to Voice
Thank you so much for taking the time to give us your honest feedback. We depend on the opinions of listeners like you to improve our programming.
Your answers on this survey are confidential and will be aggregated.
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1.
Did you listen to the entire show?
(Required.)
No
Yes
2.
Did any of the stories in the show reflect a struggle you have experienced in your own life?
Yes
No
If you feel comfortable naming your struggle here, please do.
3.
Did listening to the show From Violence to Voice impact you in any of the following ways? Please check all that apply.
Increase your empathy for people who have suffered from Violence
Increase your understanding of the power of shame, and the importance of supporting and believing survivors without judgment
Increase your empathy and understanding for people who have perpetrated violence
Increase your understanding of the danger of disrespect and humiliation?
Increase your understanding of the forces that contribute to white bystander silence
Increase your understanding of the vital necessity of breaking silence about violence?
Increase your understanding of how to respond to stories of violence?
Increase your commitment to learning more about racism?
Increase a sense of your own courage and determination
Decrease your feelings of shame
Decrease your feelings of isolation
Other (please specify)
4.
How would you rate the show's effectiveness in the following categories?
Poor
Room for Improvement
Fine
Good
Excellent
Challenges stereotype
Poor
Room for Improvement
Fine
Good
Excellent
Reduces shame
Poor
Room for Improvement
Fine
Good
Excellent
Fosters courage
Poor
Room for Improvement
Fine
Good
Excellent
Increases empathy
Poor
Room for Improvement
Fine
Good
Excellent
Motivates you to talk about violence more openly
Poor
Room for Improvement
Fine
Good
Excellent
5.
Was any assumption or stereotype you may have about a person in the show challenged by hearing their story, or did the show help you think about the situation in a new way?
Yes
No
If Yes, what stereotype was challenged and how did your thinking change?
6.
Did the show give you a new understanding of how silence is related to violence? If so, how?
7.
After listening to the show, what is your biggest takeaway?
8.
Is there anything we can do to improve our programming?