Sexual Harassment in Cayman

The Cayman Compass is working on a series about sexual harassment in Cayman. Please fill out the survey below.

We want to assure you that your responses to this survey are completely anonymous. SurveyMonkey's responses to anonymous surveys cannot be traced back to the respondent. No personally identifiable information or digital data is captured, unless you voluntarily offer personal or contact information in any of the comment fields.

If you would like to share your story with a reporter, please give your contact information in the last field below and someone will reach out or you can email our Issues Editor James Whittaker directly at jwhittaker@compassmedia.ky.

***Some of the wording on this survey is from the 2006 Cayman survey by the Young Business and Professional Women's Club. To learn more about the definition of sexual harassment visit here.

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* 1. Have you ever experienced sexual harassment in Cayman?

Yes

Maybe, I'm not sure

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* 2. Please describe your experience:

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* 3. Did you report it?

Yes, to my manager/company

Yes, to the police

No, I did not report

Other (please specify)

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* 4. If you reported it, did you feel it was dealt with adequately by police/employer/other?

Yes it was dealt with well and helped me

It was dealt with adequately

No it was an unsatisfactory response

I faced repercussions from reporting

Other (please specify)

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* 5. Have you ever experienced any of the following behaviors in Cayman? Check all that apply.

Having someone expose themselves to me when it is unwanted or uninvited.

Being the target of sexually suggestive comments, gestures, or looks when they are unwanted or uninvited.

Being touched in a sexual way when it is unwanted or uninvited.

Receiving communication of a sexual nature (for example, letters, phone calls, emails, text messages) when it is unwanted or uninvited.

Receiving materials of a sexual nature (for example, magazines, photos) when they are unwanted or uninvited.

Being pressured for sexual acts when it is unwanted or uninvited.

Being pressured for dates or a romantic relationship when it is unwanted or uninvited.

Being threatened with some sort of retaliation for not giving in to sexual pressure when it is unwanted or uninvited.

Being bribed with some sort of reward or special treatment to engage in sexual behaviour when it is unwanted or uninvited.

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* 6. Gender

Male

Female

Non-Binary

Prefer not to answer

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* 7. Profession/Industry

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* 8. What is your nationality?

Caymanian

Other (please specify)

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* 9. If you would be interested in speaking with a Cayman Compass reporter, please leave your contact info here. Information you provide will be anonymous unless you authorize otherwise.