WRM Bulletin Survey

Your inputs, suggestions and constructive critiques are essential for the planning and production of the Bulletin.

Thanks in advance for your contribution!

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* 1. With which of these do you identify yourself?
(You may choose more than one option)

I am part of a social movement

I belong to a rural or traditional community

I work at a school or university

I work or collaborate with a community organization

I work or collaborate with a local organization

I work or collaborate with a national NGO

I work or collaborate with an international NGO

I am part of a political-partisan organization

I work for the government

I work for a private company

I am a journalist

I am a student

Other:

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* 2. What do you use the Bulletin for?
(You may choose more than one option)

To stay informed

To share information at local/national meetings or in working with grassroots organizations

To influence international events or national discussions

To disseminate information through alternative media (newspapers, radio, website portals, community radio, popular pamphlets, etc.)

For NGO or independent research materials that I prepare or publish

To share information among my networks and in my activist work

For school or university classes

Explain your experience

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* 3. Does the Bulletin help you better understand or become aware of processes/situations that affect forest communities?

Always

Sometimes

Never

I don't know

Is there any particular issue(s)/article(s) that has contributed to this?

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* 4. How important are the articles about other regions that are not from your geographical region or area of work?

Very important

Sometimes important

Not important at all

Why?

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* 5. Do you think the Bulletin is a tool that can support or strengthen community struggles? How?
(Please explain)

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* 6. Considering that there are many information sources today, what makes the WRM Bulletin for you different from other newsletters?

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* 7. For you, what makes an article accessible? What makes articles hard to read?

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* 8. Some Bulletins are focused on a specific topic or region and others are more “general”, including all sorts of topics. You think that:

It is good to have most of the year's Bulletins focused on specific issues

I would like more "general" Bulletins that include all kinds of issues and information on struggles from different countries.

I like a balance between both: thematic / regional and general Bulletins

Comments:

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* 9. Which of these issues or topics would you like to see addressed more in future bulletins?
(You may choose more than one option)

Racism in the forests

Critical reflections around rights

Feminism in the forests

Critical reflections around alternatives

Concepts that harm forests

Fire and forests

False solutions to climate change and deforestation

Industrial monoculture plantations

Logging

Conservation

Infrastructure in the forests

Extractivism in the forests

Critical reflections around the Green Economy

Other issues/topics that we should consider?

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* 10. How could the Bulletin better reflect a feminist perspective?

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* 11. The layout of the Bulletin makes it easy to read articles

Agree very much

Agree a little

Disagree

Why?

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* 12. You read:

	The Editorial/Our Opinion	The Recommended Section
Always	Always The Editorial/Our Opinion	Always The Recommended Section
Sometimes	Sometimes The Editorial/Our Opinion	Sometimes The Recommended Section
Never	Never The Editorial/Our Opinion	Never The Recommended Section

Comments:

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* 13. Regarding the articles in the Bulletin, you:

Read all the articles

Read over half

Read less than half

Do not read any article from beginning to end

Comments:

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* 14. Some articles in the Bulletin are rather long. Is that a problem for you?

Yes

Explain:

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* 15. How do you share the Bulletin or any of its articles?
(You may choose more than one option)

Facebook

Twitter

Whatsapp, Telegram or Signal

By Email

On your own website / blog

I do not share the bulletin or its articles

Give an example of the dissemination you do:

WRM Bulletin Survey

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* 1. With which of these do you identify yourself?
(You may choose more than one option)

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* 2. What do you use the Bulletin for?
(You may choose more than one option)

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* 3. Does the Bulletin help you better understand or become aware of processes/situations that affect forest communities?

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* 4. How important are the articles about other regions that are not from your geographical region or area of work?

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* 5. Do you think the Bulletin is a tool that can support or strengthen community struggles? How?
(Please explain)

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* 6. Considering that there are many information sources today, what makes the WRM Bulletin for you different from other newsletters?

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* 7. For you, what makes an article accessible? What makes articles hard to read?

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* 8. Some Bulletins are focused on a specific topic or region and others are more “general”, including all sorts of topics. You think that:

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* 9. Which of these issues or topics would you like to see addressed more in future bulletins?
(You may choose more than one option)

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* 10. How could the Bulletin better reflect a feminist perspective?

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* 11. The layout of the Bulletin makes it easy to read articles

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* 12. You read:

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* 13. Regarding the articles in the Bulletin, you:

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* 14. Some articles in the Bulletin are rather long. Is that a problem for you?

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* 15. How do you share the Bulletin or any of its articles?
(You may choose more than one option)

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* 16. What would make the further dissemination of the Bulletin or its articles easier for you?

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* 17. If you could change something of the Bulletin, what would it be?

WRM Bulletin Survey

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* 1. With which of these do you identify yourself? (You may choose more than one option)

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* 2. What do you use the Bulletin for? (You may choose more than one option)

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* 3. Does the Bulletin help you better understand or become aware of processes/situations that affect forest communities?

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* 4. How important are the articles about other regions that are not from your geographical region or area of work?

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* 5. Do you think the Bulletin is a tool that can support or strengthen community struggles? How? (Please explain)

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* 6. Considering that there are many information sources today, what makes the WRM Bulletin for you different from other newsletters?

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* 7. For you, what makes an article accessible? What makes articles hard to read?

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* 8. Some Bulletins are focused on a specific topic or region and others are more “general”, including all sorts of topics. You think that:

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* 9. Which of these issues or topics would you like to see addressed more in future bulletins?(You may choose more than one option)

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* 10. How could the Bulletin better reflect a feminist perspective?

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* 11. The layout of the Bulletin makes it easy to read articles

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* 12. You read:

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* 13. Regarding the articles in the Bulletin, you:

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* 14. Some articles in the Bulletin are rather long. Is that a problem for you?

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* 15. How do you share the Bulletin or any of its articles? (You may choose more than one option)

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* 16. What would make the further dissemination of the Bulletin or its articles easier for you?

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* 17. If you could change something of the Bulletin, what would it be?

* 1. With which of these do you identify yourself?
(You may choose more than one option)

* 2. What do you use the Bulletin for?
(You may choose more than one option)

* 5. Do you think the Bulletin is a tool that can support or strengthen community struggles? How?
(Please explain)

* 9. Which of these issues or topics would you like to see addressed more in future bulletins?
(You may choose more than one option)

* 15. How do you share the Bulletin or any of its articles?
(You may choose more than one option)