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UnitingWomen 2016

Feedback Survey

This survey will provide valuable feedback to help improve the organisation and operation of future UnitingWomen conferences. Your responses are anonymous so please feel free to share openly and honestly.
1.Where do you reside?
2.What age range applies to you?
3.How did you hear about UnitingWomen 2016?
4.What encouraged you to attend?
5.What denomination is your home church/faith community?
6.How valuable did you find the different aspects of UnitingWomen?
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Worship
Vicky and Liz - Hope in the scriptures
Hope in women’s daily lives - Ema Atiola, Joanna Palmer, Helen Whittington, Kathryn Button & Candace Champion
Khadija Gbla
A UnitingWorld story - Sureka Goringe, Seforosa Carroll and Maleta Rumaroti
Workshops (overall. A more detailed response is available with the next question)
Sharing Our Stories of Hope through the Arts (concert Friday evening)
Towards reconciliation - Brooke Prentis, Amel Manyon, Denise Champion & Tanya Hosch
Cross-generational stories of hope - Danica Patselis, Denise Champion, Candace Champion & Katheryn Curnow
Saturday night Q&A - “Where there is life there is hope.”
Hosted by Julie McCrossin, Q&A with Penny Wong, Tanya Hosch, Geraldine Hawkes, Lorna Hallahan & Elenie Poulos
Waves of change conversation -
Myung Hwa Park, Thresi Mauboy, Colleen Geyer, Deidre Palmer & Stuart McMillan 
Communion
Ability to build relationships with other women
Registration process
Communication in the lead up to the conference
unitingwomen.org.au website
Communications coverage at the conference, photographs, daily newsletters, social media
7.Rate your satisfaction with the workshops you participated in
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Very Good
Good
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Roslyn Malngumba & Rebecca Gamadala // Weaving stories of hope and reconciliation
Kylie Brice // Song writing/Connecting our stories through the creative spirit of music and songs
Geraldine Hawkes // Longing, listening, learning and loving in the way of Christ
Karan Hudson // Beyond doodling in the margins
Junior Vutoyi and Bron Fraser // The XX factor: women as agents of change
Maleta Rumaroti, Sureka Goringe & Sef Carroll // Where will women lead the church?
Vicky Balabanski // Stories of women in the Gospel of Mark
Sharonne Price // Keeping the glass half full
Liz Boase // A capable wife who can find?
Deidre Palmer // Beyond violence: toward a human community of mutuality, equality & respect
Elenie Poulos // Advocacy: shaping a more just and compassionate society
Helen Whittington // Sustaining hope as a social worker
Amanda Hutchinson // Mindfulness and value-based living
Neryl McCallum // Having the courage to live a creative life
Jean Brown // Change the stories and you change the world
Jenny Walker // “Taste & See”: personal prayer practices - a source of hope and encouragement in our lives
Ruthmary Bond // Sharing your faith by just being you
Candace & Denise Champion // Embracing a destiny together
Marlene Edwards & Denise Schumann // Wesley Kent Town: a historic tour
Kathryn Curnow // Gender diversity in the workplace
Amelia Koh-Butler // The community of God: a creative feminist approach
Jenni Hughes // Can’t put God in a box: an exploration of language, art, song & faith
8.What did you think of the suitability of Wesley Uniting Church Kent Town as a venue?
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Very Good
Good
Fair
Poor
The venue (as a whole)
Outdoor seating areas
The supper and morning tea at Wesley Kent Town Uniting Church
Ability to see the stage
Logistics around small groups
Food trucks/vans
Signage/maps
Accessibility
Toilets
Registration/check-in process on arrival at the conference
Volunteers
First Aid assistance
Chaplains
Staging
Visuals - movies , overheads, Powerpoint templates
Seating
9.What did you think of the suitability of Prince Alfred College as a workshop venue?
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Very Good
Good
Fair
Poor
The venue (as a whole)
Signage/maps locating workshops
The afternoon tea at Prince Alfred College
Distance between Wesley Kent Town Uniting Church and Prince Alfred College
Accessibility
Shuttle bus to/from the venue
Volunteers
First Aid assistance
Chaplains
10.Attending future UnitingWomen conferences
Extremely
Very
Moderately
Slightly
Not at all
Rate your level of satisfaction for the 2016 UnitingWomen conference
How likely are you to attend a UnitingWomen conference in the future?
How likely are you to recommend the UnitingWomen conference to family and friends?
11.Would you like to suggest any improvements?
12.Can you list your highlight/s?