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Survey on Canadian Universities' Responses to Pro-Palestinian Organizing

What is this survey for:

This survey collects information about how Canadian universities and colleges have responded to pro-Palestinian organizing and advocacy. The information will help document institutional policies, disciplinary processes, administrative measures, and legal responses across post-secondary institutions in Canada.

The survey is intended to support research into how institutions have regulated or responded to campus organizing on Palestine, both before and after October 7. Information collected may be analyzed in aggregate and may also contribute to reports, policy analysis, educational materials, or other research publications. Where appropriate, researchers may contact participants for clarification or additional information if consent is provided.
Who can fill this survey:

This survey may be completed by anyone with direct knowledge of their institution's response to pro-Palestinian organizing, including but not limited to:
  • Students (undergraduate or graduate)
  • Student organizers or leaders of student organizations
  • Faculty members
  • Academic or non-academic staff
  • Legal representatives, advocates, or others who have been involved in or have firsthand knowledge of disciplinary, administrative, or legal processes
Respondents are encouraged to provide information based on their own experience or firsthand knowledge and, where possible, to identify or attach supporting documentation.
How the Data Will Be Used
All responses will remain confidential and will only be used for research and advocacy purposes.
Participant Rights and Confidentiality

Confidentiality Notice: Participation is voluntary and all responses will be kept confidential and used solely for research purposes.
Participation Consent: By submitting this form, you agree to participate in this study voluntarily.

The findings will be compiled into a research report to help inform legal efforts, policy advocacy, and community support initiatives.
Data will be used only for research and advocacy and research purposes and will not be shared with law enforcement or government agencies.
You may request to fully withdraw your contribution by sending us an email within two weeks of completing the survey.
All qualitative information used will be shared with participants upon request. You will have up to two weeks after receiving an email notification to respond—either by agreeing to its use, declining, or requesting modifications.
Contact and Support
If you have any questions, concerns, or would like to discuss your experience in more detail, please feel free to reach out (info@cjpmefoundation.org). Additionally, if you need legal support, mental health resources, or advocacy guidance, we are available to help connect you with the right organizations.

Your voice matters. By sharing your experience, you are helping document state repression and build stronger protections for activists in Canada.