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Me Too Movement Survey

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Me Too Movement Survey

Join us in exploring the important topics surrounding the Me Too movement, initiated by Tarana Burke to amplify the voices of survivors of sexual violence.

This anonymous survey aims to gather insights on personal experiences, perceptions, and the collective understanding of the movement. Your participation will help us to foster awareness and community support.

28 Questions7 MinutesCreated by EmpoweringVoice24

*DISCLAIMER*

This survey discusses the subject of sexual violence. All questions are completely anonymous & optional . However, we encourage applicants to answer to the best of their abilities to strengthen the details of this study

*DISCLAIMER*

The Me Too movement was created in 2006 by Tarana Burke but sparked international coverage in 2017. This was due to Burke using the social media platform “Twitter” to state the following: “If you've been sexually harassed or assaulted write 'Me Too' as a reply to this tweet.” This led to thousands of people sharing their personal stories with “#MeToo ” at the end of their tweet.

The Me Too movement was created by Tarana Burke in order to help survivors of sexual violence share their experience with the world. Many people are unaware of the goals of the Me Too Movement, so they may make assumptions that the movement is a way of targeting men. In reality, the Me Too Movement was created to help survivors of sexual violence, with the main goal of spreading awareness. Tarana Burke hopes that through the movement, we could eventually reach a society free of sexual violence. As well as shifting the culture that transmits the idea that being vulnerable means permission over a person’s body, allowing those with more power to take away a person’s autonomy. The Me Too movement also helps restore the humanity of the survivors and motivates them to heal from the trauma that may not have been addressed before. Lastly, the movement is based on empathy; survivors feel comfortable enough to heal from their trauma, while also having a sense of community with people who have gone through similar experiences.

How old are you?

Under 18

18-24

25-34

35-44

45-54

55-64

65+

How would you best describe yourself?

White or Caucasian

Black or African American

Hispanic or Latino

Asian or Asian American

American Indian or Alaska Native

Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander

Other

Which gender do you identify with?

Male

Female

Trans Female

Trans Male

Non-binary

Other

Prefer to not say

Have you heard of the Me Too movement before?

Yes

What do you think the Me Too movement stands for?

Have you taken part in the Me Too movement before or currently?

Yes

No, but I would like to

Do you think we can achieve a world without sexual violence?

How problematic is sexual assault or sexual misconduct in your community?

Extremely

A little

Somewhat

Not at all

How likely do you think you will experience sexual assault or sexual misconduct?

Very Likely

Likely

Neither likely nor unlikely

Unlikely

Very Unlikely

I don't know

Why did you pick your answer to the previous question? What factors go into play?

Have you been a victim of any type of sexual violence before?

Yes

I prefer not to respond

Did the instance occur under the age of 18?

Yes

I prefer not to respond

Did you report the incident? Why or why not?

Does your environment (school, workplace, community, etc.) provide services in regards to cases of sexual assault or sexual misconduct?

Yes

Not provided

I don't know

How efficient would you say these services are with sexual assault or sexual misconduct cases?

Always

Usually

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

No services provided

I don't know

The #MeToo movement has started a conversation regarding sexual abuse and harassment, would you say you can see its influence in your environment?

Always

Usually

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Based on your gender, do you think you are more at risk for sexual violence?

Yes

I don't know

Why did you choose your answer to the previous question?

Has there been an instance where you went out of your way to make the opposite sex feel less uncomfortable / scared? Please give examples if possible.

Can you identify any ways the experience of sexual violence in BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and people of color) differs from that of a white person?

What does the picture above say about the way in which women are treated and referred to depending on the type of clothing they wear?

Do you believe that a person’s clothing can be a statement of consent?

Do you believe it is important to teach young children about the subject of the #MeToo movement?

Strongly agree

Agree

Neither agree nor disagree

Disagree

Strongly disagree

I don't know

How well should everyone be aware of the Me Too movement ?

Very familiar

Not familiar at all

Somewhat familiar

Not familiar at all

I'm not sure

Prefer not to say

Feel free to use the space below to provide any additional information you would like for us to know. Some examples may include: details of your experiences with sexual violence, your opinions on the Me Too movement, further elaborating on your answers, etc.

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