PLEASE FORWARD THIS EMAIL TO ANYONE YOU KNOW WHO MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN PARTICIPATING IN THIS PROJECT
HELP THE DUNEDIN DISABILITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE HELP DUNEDIN
BECOME A MODEL OF DISABILITY FRIENDLINESS
BY BECOMING PART OF UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA RESEARCH PROJECT #00042641:
DESIGNING A DISABILITY-FRIENDLY DUNEDIN
PURPOSE: TO GATHER EXPERIENCES AND IDEAS ABOUT DISABILITY ACCESSIBILITY AND INCLUSION FROM ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES AND THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS AND CAREGIVERS
TAKE OUR ANONYMOUS ONLINE SURVEY BY CLICKING ON THE FOLLOWING LINK FROM A COMPUTER OR TABLET
https://usf.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_a03z4Qdoquomi4S
NOTE: IT MAY BE MORE DIFFICULT TO COMPLETE THE SURVEY ON A MOBILE PHONE
Link can also be accessed through the city website from
July 12 through July 26, 2021
- 100 – 1000 adults with disabilities and family members and caregivers of people with disabilities are expected to participate in the survey
- There are no costs, reimbursements, or compensations for taking part in the survey
- The survey will take about an hour and a half to complete. You can take a break and come back to finish the survey later if you choose. There are no known personal benefits to participation, other than providing guidance to the city to improve disability accessibility and inclusion
For more information, contact the study’s Principal Investigator,
Dr. Sara Green, at dunedindisabilitysurvey@usf.edu
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