I'd definitely use twitter & tags like #occupy #ows and various cities that were active: Oakland, Boston, Chicago, Austin, etc. There are some city specific tags, too (OATX, OO, OCHI come to mind). Hopefully those who see your survey would also retweet and email to their own networks.
I think twitter still has a big crowd of occupiers but I'm not sure where else they'd congregate.
Good luck,
Jennifer
> On Oct 17, 2013, at 4:20 AM, Kathryn Ranney <kranney@???> wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I would like to make available to current and former participants/members of the Occupy Wall Street movement an online survey for a research project. As mainstream attention and activist attendance at OWS campsites have dwindled, I was wondering how to reach out to those people who were/are connected to the movement. I'm trying to get as large a sample as possible, and the local manifestation of the movement here is only a handful of people.
>
> Would any of you on the list have any suggestions how to contact people who might identify (have identified) as Occupiers and would be willing to spend a little time answering a survey?
>
> Thank you for your time.
>
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> Aloha,
> Katie Ranney
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