Just completed an online survey about violence against women after being prompted by a message from a friend (below). Please consider completing the survey yourself and looking at the results so far - they are very, very striking.....if you feel strongly about his (as I do) ..'Together We Can End Violence Against Women and Girls' is an online survey from the Home Office which asks you to comment on:
• general questions about you and your views
• the sexualisation of young girls
• education
• personal safety (women only)
• impressions and attitudes
This survey should take about five minutes, and it is anonymous.
Visit www.homeoffice.gov.uk/keepwomensafe/survey/ to take part.
Further information:
http://www.endviolenceagainstwomen.org.uk/
It would be encouraging if those answers were truly representative (it's vanishingly rare for my results in a survey to reflect the consensus ;) but I suspect that there's a lot of self-selection bias in the sample base.
ReplyDeleteA breakdown by presenting gender and age in their results thus far page would be a useful start.
Yes, they certainly would be encouraging. I do agree with you that many who go to fill in the survey form will tend to be of a likeminded view - unless work is done to get many and varied people as possible to participate. I hope the Home Office are being pro-active here!
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