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Thank you for your feedback. Your responses will help us engage with Friends more deeply. Any information you provide is anonymous and confidential. If you have any questions about this survey, please email Beth Hallowell at research@afsc.org.
1.
At AFSC, we work on many issues. Which issues are most important to you? Check all that apply:
Ending racial discrimination and supporting anti-racist work
Supporting policies that build economic justice
Building international peace
Resisting authoritarianism and strengthening civil society
Defending immigrant rights
Training and supporting youth activism
Promoting alternatives to policing and the criminal injustice system
Economic activism to hold corporations accountable
Engaging Quakers in activism
Other (please specify)
2.
We know Friends like you work for peace and justice in many different ways. Please tell us how much you agree with the following statements:
Strongly agree
Agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Disagree
Strongly disagree
I want to support activism, like demonstrations and community organizing
Strongly agree
Agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Disagree
Strongly disagree
I want to support efforts that help meet people's needs, like humanitarian relief work and mutual aid networks
Strongly agree
Agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Disagree
Strongly disagree
I want to support advocacy, like changing policies at the local, state, or federal level
Strongly agree
Agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Disagree
Strongly disagree
I want to support educational activities, like trainings and awareness-raising events
Strongly agree
Agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Disagree
Strongly disagree
3.
We want to offer all Friends ways to get involved. Which opportunities would you find most engaging?
Most engaging
Engaging
Neutral
Not that engaging
Not at all engaging
Opportunities to engage with AFSC at protests and actions
Most engaging
Engaging
Neutral
Not that engaging
Not at all engaging
Online events to learn more about key issues or develop new skills
Most engaging
Engaging
Neutral
Not that engaging
Not at all engaging
Opportunities to engage with AFSC through my Meeting or church
Most engaging
Engaging
Neutral
Not that engaging
Not at all engaging
Visit from AFSC speakers at my Meeting or church
Most engaging
Engaging
Neutral
Not that engaging
Not at all engaging
Weekend Reading (email) and blogs that help you stay up to date
Most engaging
Engaging
Neutral
Not that engaging
Not at all engaging
Action alerts on urgent issues
Most engaging
Engaging
Neutral
Not that engaging
Not at all engaging
In-person AFSC events to learn more about key issues or develop new skills
Most engaging
Engaging
Neutral
Not that engaging
Not at all engaging
Opportunities to engage with AFSC on social media
Most engaging
Engaging
Neutral
Not that engaging
Not at all engaging
Serving as a Quaker liaison
Most engaging
Engaging
Neutral
Not that engaging
Not at all engaging
Opportunities to donate to AFSC
Most engaging
Engaging
Neutral
Not that engaging
Not at all engaging
4.
Do you use any social media channels? Check all that apply:
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
Other (please specify)
5.
How would you describe your relationship to AFSC, either now or in the past? Check all that apply:
I have supported AFSC as a Quaker or through my Meeting
I have supported AFSC's work by donating
I have supported AFSC's work by taking action online, such as by emailing lawmakers or signing petitions
I have supported AFSC's work by attending events
I have volunteered with AFSC
I am an AFSC alum
I have been an AFSC staff member
I have taken action in-person, such as by attending lobby days, protests, or demonstrations
Other (please specify)
6.
We are always looking for ways to engage more deeply with Quakers and our supporters. Are there any resources, events, or opportunities we can provide to help support you in your work for peace and justice?
7.
Please share your monthly and yearly Meeting/church.
