Interference Archive Research Survey (Followers)

MSLIS candidates Karen Wang, Nikki Lopez, and Hafeezah Nazim are conducting this research to learn more about how Interference Archive uses social media to connect with their audiences and spread awareness of their organization. This study will be used for a class assignment on social media and outreach within library and archiving organizations. The results of this study will be shared with the volunteer community at Interference Archive. If you would like a copy of the results, please email hnazim@pratt.edu, kwang18@pratt.edu, and nlopez2@pratt.edu to receive a copy of the results once the findings are published.

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* 1. Please identify your age:

Under 18

18-24

25-34

35-44

45-54

55-64

65+

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* 2. Are you located in New York?

Yes

Other (please specify)

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* 3. Are you currently a student? If so, what is your major? (Please write in "Other category.)

Yes

Other (please specify)

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* 4. Would you consider yourself to be a grassroots activist or otherwise active in social justice movements? (Use the "Other" box to add which organizations/movements you are part of.)

Yes

Other (please specify)

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* 5. How long have you been following Interference Archive on social media?

10+ Years

5-8 Years

3-5 Years

1-3 Years

Less than 12 months

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* 6. What platform do you use to follow Interference Archive online?

Facebook

Instagram

Twitter

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* 7. When Interference Archive posts pop up in your feed, how do you respond?

Usually read and like/comment/click through on link

Usually read, but don’t like/comment/click through on link

Don’t usually read / skip over

Other (please specify)

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* 8. What drew you to follow Interference Archive on social media?

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* 9. Do you follow any organizations similar to Interference Archive online? If so, what do you like about their online presence?

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* 10. What do you think Interference Archive is doing well on social media? If you were in charge of Interference Archives' social media accounts, what would you do differently?