After the relaunch of the occupy survey last week, we got more responses.
For the moment we have around 500+. Judging from previous Occupy surveys,
it seems we have done reasonably well.
Our idea is to give it a final push this week, to try to reach the
700-800s, and close next Sunday.
Please send it to anyone who might me interested in participating:
http://tinyurl.com/OCCS14-EM
Results will be shared broadly.
More info about the survey can be found at *
http://civilsc.net/OccupySurvey*
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http://civilsc.net/OccupySurvey>
Thanks,
pablo
On Wed, Sep 17, 2014 at 11:40 PM, pablo rey <pablo@???> wrote:
> From Datanalysis15M, Techonopolitics groups and some people that were also
> organizing the ORGS (Occupy Research General Survey) we are launching today
> #OccupySurvey http://tinyurl.com/OCCS14-EM at the same time in Spain and
> US.
>
> We will appreciate your support in the diffusion of the survey.
>
> Here you have the official invitation:
>
> --
> Dear friends,
>
> We want to invite you to participate in this survey on Occupy:
> http://tinyurl.com/OCCS14-EM. The survey gathers opinions and perceptions
> three years after the emergence of the Occupy movement on issues such as
> forms of participation, the use of technology, the role of emotions in the
> movement, its evolution, as well as its impacts on different spheres of
> society. Take part!
>
> For more info on the project and people behind it:
> *http://civilsc.net/OccupySurvey* <http://civilsc.net/OccupySurvey>
>
> This initiative is part of Balzan project entitled "The Cultural and
> social dimensions of the economic crisis from 2008 to 2014: Financial
> Cultures, Human Suffering and Social Protests." This study analyzes three
> fundamental aspects of the economic crisis that began in 2008: financial
> cultures in the US, the impact of austerity policies and cuts in social
> spending in Italy, Greece, and the UK, as well as the emergence of new,
> networked protest movements in the US (Occupy) and Spain (15M).
>
> Thanks!!
>
> Pablo
>
