Part 1 - About the Research and your Participation
Research Team
Dr Zelinda Sherlock (Chief/Principal Investigator), Sherlock & Dutta Consulting
Mr Michael Packer (Lead Investigator), Sherlock & Dutta Consulting
* Contact phone: 0480 556 215
* Contact email: sherlockdutta@sherlockdutta.com.au
Dr Charles Makoundi (Assistant Researcher), University of Tasmania
Dr Krishna Yogi (Assistant Researcher), University of Tasmania
Purpose of this Research
This study uses different methodologies to investigate both the experience of racism by individuals (whether personally experienced, observed or not experienced at all) and the perceptions and beliefs held about cultures and ethnicities other than one's own. The anonymous findings will be shared with the Tasmanian Government and broader community to raise awareness, inform policy decisions and promote greater social cohesion. The results may also help shape recommendations, policy and education programs for Tasmania that address racism and may also be made available to other research projects in the future. The survey is broken into six parts:
Part 1 - This introduction.
Part 2 - Some (anonymous) information about you.
Part 3 - Your views on cultures/ethnicities other than your own.
Part 4 - Your thoughts on and experiences of racism
Part 5 - The amount of racism you have experienced.
Part 6 - Some more (anonymous) information about you.
Participation Details
You are invited to participate in a research project examining the prevalence of racism in Tasmania by completing this survey which takes approximately 10 – 15 minutes. You must be 18 years old and have lived in Tasmania (not just visited) to participate in this research.
Confidentiality
The survey is completely anonymous and no personally identifying information will be collected about you at any point during your participation in the research.
The anonymous data will be securely stored and may be made available to other research project and teams looking at this or similar topics in the future.
Risk and Benefits
Participation in this research poses a low risk that you may experience discomfort if you choose to share any experience(s) or observation(s) of racism that you may have.
Your involvement will contribute to a better understanding of the prevalence and nature of racism within Tasmania. It will give you an opportunity to share your experiences and have your voice heard which may help you and/or other people who have experienced racism.
Right to withdraw
You may withdraw from the research at any time without penalty or explanation.
Dr Zelinda Sherlock (Chief/Principal Investigator), Sherlock & Dutta Consulting
Mr Michael Packer (Lead Investigator), Sherlock & Dutta Consulting
* Contact phone: 0480 556 215
* Contact email: sherlockdutta@sherlockdutta.com.au
Dr Charles Makoundi (Assistant Researcher), University of Tasmania
Dr Krishna Yogi (Assistant Researcher), University of Tasmania
Purpose of this Research
This study uses different methodologies to investigate both the experience of racism by individuals (whether personally experienced, observed or not experienced at all) and the perceptions and beliefs held about cultures and ethnicities other than one's own. The anonymous findings will be shared with the Tasmanian Government and broader community to raise awareness, inform policy decisions and promote greater social cohesion. The results may also help shape recommendations, policy and education programs for Tasmania that address racism and may also be made available to other research projects in the future. The survey is broken into six parts:
Part 1 - This introduction.
Part 2 - Some (anonymous) information about you.
Part 3 - Your views on cultures/ethnicities other than your own.
Part 4 - Your thoughts on and experiences of racism
Part 5 - The amount of racism you have experienced.
Part 6 - Some more (anonymous) information about you.
Participation Details
You are invited to participate in a research project examining the prevalence of racism in Tasmania by completing this survey which takes approximately 10 – 15 minutes. You must be 18 years old and have lived in Tasmania (not just visited) to participate in this research.
Confidentiality
The survey is completely anonymous and no personally identifying information will be collected about you at any point during your participation in the research.
The anonymous data will be securely stored and may be made available to other research project and teams looking at this or similar topics in the future.
Risk and Benefits
Participation in this research poses a low risk that you may experience discomfort if you choose to share any experience(s) or observation(s) of racism that you may have.
Your involvement will contribute to a better understanding of the prevalence and nature of racism within Tasmania. It will give you an opportunity to share your experiences and have your voice heard which may help you and/or other people who have experienced racism.
Right to withdraw
You may withdraw from the research at any time without penalty or explanation.