I participate/d in Occupy Toledo and Occupy Tampa. It seems to me that
since the movement didn't really have "membership cards," that I found it
best to refer to myself, when asked once by the local media, as a
"participant." This lack of essential membership status I think did us a
lot of good in the long run, because when you get language out of the way,
it looks to me like what we once considered Occupy Tampa "working groups"
have transformed into several loose knit mutually affiliated autonomous
groups with a lot of overlapping participation. For example, I would
include all these as catalyzed by OT:
Tampa IWW
Tampa Food Not Bombs
Tampa Chelsea Manning Support Group
Tampa March Against Monsanto
Tampa Solidarity Network
Tampa Light Brigade
On Thu, Oct 17, 2013 at 7:20 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.
>
> --
> *Aloha*,
> Katie Ranney
> *-----------*
> *Graduate Assistant*
> Public Policy Center / Matsunaga Institute for Peace and Conflict
> Resolution
> *University of Hawaii at Manoa*
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