Communities Speak, a research project housed at Columbia University, is collecting data from New Yorkers across the city on their experiences with housing, transportation, employment, childcare, food, government services, and where they are going for support. We aim to increase the diversity and influence of community voices in policy-making by developing data-driven dialogue between community leaders, constituents, and governments. Results will be shared with local leaders and community-based organizations to help them better understand the unique challenges you are facing. By participating, you can make sure that voices are represented across the city. We are particularly interested in your experiences accessing and affording food and where you go to for help when you need it.
Link to survey: https://sipacolumbia.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2rvziZdKsIrLDxk?source=r/FoodNYC
The survey takes about 10-15 minutes and responses are completely anonymous. All survey answers are kept on private, secure servers and no personal information is distributed according to the ethical guidelines and rules of the Institutional Review Board (we are not a student project and this is not market research). Please share the link with friends, family, and others in your network. In a few months, we are happy to share results!
by CommunitiesSpeakNYC