We are carrying out a piece of research to understand the influence and wider impact of the funded NNS assets, we have created a citizen survey to collect information on those using the activities, and to measure change in wellbeing since participating.
What's in the research documents below?
Attached to this message is a document that contains:
- A soft
copy of the citizen survey
- Information
sheet.
- QR code
that takes to an electronic version of survey (mobile friendly)
Action Items - what are we asking?
- Please
distribute this document/ attachment to all currently funded assets EXCLUDING Micro
& Capacity Building grants.
- Ideally,
we want to encourage the use of the QR code to lessen impacts on the
environment and volunteer/ asset resources. However, we also want all
interested citizens to have an opportunity to have their voice counted.
Some ways this can be achieved:
- Volunteers
can use personal devices (mobiles, tablets, computers) to assist citizens
without access to technology. There is a check box for citizens to
indicate if they required support with completing the survey.
- Volunteers
can assist citizens on the citizen's personal device if support is
needed.
- Hard
copy of the survey can be printed and given out after the activity. These
would need to be collected and scanned/ photographed and emailed back to
us at: riipl.rg@gmail.com
- If the
technology does not support QR codes, here is a link to the survey that
can be shared: https://nclpsych.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3VqVkuJ7gNlqdhA
- Please
distribute to any NNS asset that has been funded and starts running
between now and February (again, excluding micro and capacity building
grants)
- Please
check in with the assets periodically to encourage those with ongoing
activities to collect after each event, but only new citizens should fill
out the survey each time.
- Please
feedback any issues reported with data collection to us (Nicole.adams-quackenbush@newcastle.ac.uk)
and we can work with you to find solutions.
Thank you again for your support of this initiative. I look
forward to working with you to evidence the good work being done.
All the best,
Nicole
Dr. Nicole Adams-Quackenbush, MSc|PhD|FHEA
Legal Psychology &
Criminological Researcher
Lecturer
Newcastle
University
