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Instructions

For each statement below about the problem/concern described above, please circle or mark the one response that best reflects the degree to which you agree or disagree.

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When are you completing this survey? (Required.)

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Which day you attended a Jardines de Espacios exhibit? **If you attended more than one, please select your first visit. (Required.)

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Within and beyond the health care system, Latina, Indigenous, and immigrant birthing people and parents face structural, interpersonal, and individual racism and exclusion that increase their risk of poor maternal and child outcomes. (Required.)

  Strongly Disagree Disagree Neither Agree nor Disagree Agree Strongly Agree
The problem/concern is an issue we should all care about.
I am not concerned about the problem/concern.
Learning about the problem/concern makes me emotional (e.g., sad, angry, helpless).
The more I learn about the problem/concern, the more I get upset that it has not been addressed.
I believe that we share responsibility for the problem/concern.
The more I know about the problem/concern, the more it makes me realize why it needs to be addressed.
Original scale copyright by Strack et al. (2018). All rights reserved. Used with permission.

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