Rhize could really use your help. Rhize is conducting a groundbreaking study across 12 countries—including Kenya—that will give us greater insight into how to best support activists and movements and aims to shape the way the work of activists and movements are understood by top practitioners, policymakers and donors.
But to ensure the success of the study, we need as many activists as possible from the 12 target countries to answer the following survey. I was hoping you could take the survey and pass it on to as many Indian activists you know. We promise the data from this survey is 100% secure and anonymous (no individual information will be released -- only the overall findings) and will make sure the experiences and views of activists are at the heart of how organizations think about how to best support them (or don’t support them).
We are rapidly approaching the deadline of April 22nd and still have a ways to go with Indian respondents, so it would be great if you could pass this along to everyone in your networks and take the time to take the survey yourself. It will be a worthwhile 20 minutes!
The survey is being done in conjunction with Open Society Foundations and the Atlantic Council, who will be using the overall findings from the study to influence top INGOs, policymakers and other donors. Again - names, organizations, IP addresses, and other identifying information will NOT be collected. All responses will remain confidential and anonymous.
For more information about the study and other countries, you can go here: http://www.rhize.org/survey. I’m also happy to answer any questions.
Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey and forward it on to others, for your support of Rhize and for the work you do to build a better future for your community!
All the best,