Surveys
Survey: Do you use a service animal?
Are you a US resident (Age 18+) who uses a service animal or other animal that assists you with your disability? If not, are you the parent of a child who uses such an animal?
If so, the Southwest ADA Center (www.southwestada.org) would like to learn about your experiences with accessing public places with your animal. We invite you to complete the following anonymous survey at:
http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/3773597/Assistance-Animal-Survey
The information gathered from the survey will help the Southwest ADA Center
- understand what access issues people are having with their animals; and
- to develop information, support, and guidance needed for the community to improve access for users of assistance animals.
These findings will also improve the trainings and technical assistance that the Southwest ADA Center can provide to the public on this topic.
Community Survey 2017-18
Community Survey 2017-18
What matters to you? Take our survey and let us know!
Every four years, Disability Rights Texas asks people with disabilities, their families and friends, disability advocates, and others to tell us about things that are most important to people with disabilities in their everyday lives. You can help by taking a few minutes to complete this brief survey.
If you are helping someone with a disability complete this survey, please let the person choose what TWO (2) STATEMENTS are most important to them. Also, when you complete the “About You” section at the end, please answer those questions based on the person you are helping.
If you are a parent, guardian, advocate, or professional, you are invited to complete your own survey based on your experience and relationships with the people with disabilities in your life.
Our brief survey is available online in English, Spanish and Vietnamese.
Click here now to take the survey in the language of your choice.
Do you have questions or need help completing the survey? Call our toll-free survey helpline at 1-866-665-6602 between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm.
Need a reminder about what Disability Rights Texas does as the P&A (protection and advocacy) agency for people with disabilities in Texas? Watch this brief video to find out.
Taken from: http://www.disabilityrightstx.org/contact/survey?/survey
Public Transportation for Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Survey
Follow the link below to take the survey:
Workplace Accommodations Research Study
Job Accommodation Network
(800)526-7234 (V)
(877)781-9403 (TTY)
http://AskJAN.org
Request for Help
Workplace Accommodations Research Study
Florida State Unviversity is looking for participants for a research study. This study is being conducted by Stacy Rademacher, a graduate student, under the supervision of Dr. Shengli Dong from the Department of Education at Florida State University. I am looking for individuals with disabilities who have made decisions about asking for accommodations in the workplace and could use your help in reaching out to possible participants. Would it possible for you to share this email or the survey link below with those in your organization? More information about the study is provided below.
Those who are interested in participating are invited to share their perceptions on job accommodations requests through (a) answering a few questions about themselves and the organization that they are working with, and (b) completing a few measures on their ability to request accommodations, as well as on their feelings and emotions in the process of requesting accommodations. This survey will take approximately 20 minutes to complete and has been approved by the Internal Review Board at Florida State University.
Individuals who choose to complete the survey will be eligible to enter a lottery and have a chance to win 1 of 4 $25 amazon gift cards. In addition, they will be assisting us to learn more about how to improve the job accommodation process.
If you are an individual with a disability (18 years of age or older), and have had a need for an accommodation in your workplace within the past three months, please click the link below to get more information and to get started.
http://fsu.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_8G4a8EiZAXIIQct
If you have any questions about the research study itself or need alternative formats of the survey, you can contact Stacy Rademacher by email atworkplace_accommodation@fsu.edu.
Thanks so much – your assistance is invaluable!
Stacy Rademacher
Doctoral Student
Counseling and School Psychology
The Florida State University
Part 2 of the Governor’s Committee on People with Disabilities Annual Survey: Impact of the Aging Population
The Texas Governor’s Committee on People with Disabilities conducts an annual survey on an aspect of living in Texas with a disability. This year the Committee is interested in examining the impact of the aging population across our ten issue areas, which are: access, communication, education, emergency management, health, housing, recreation, transportation, veterans and workforce.
Today, people are living longer and the U.S. population in general is increasingly older. Beginning in 2005, Texas has experienced the largest annual population growth of any state. Seniors, those over 65 years of age, are projected to more than triple in size from 2010 to 2050, approaching 7.9 million. The age category including those 45 to 64 years of age is projected to be the second fastest growing age group, growing 55% by 2050 to a population of over 9.3 million. Much of the population growth in Texas is projected to come from the large urban counties of Harris, Dallas, Tarrant, Bexar, and Travis, but the fastest growth is projected to occur in the suburban rings surrounding these counties. (data from Texas State Demographer reports)
About the Survey (s):
This year the survey will be divided into two parts. Part 1 was made available for the month of July. Part 2 is now available for the month of August.
- To take Part 2 of the Aging Related Disabilities Survey, go to: http://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DRKNXGY
If you haven’t taken Part 1 of the Aging Related Disabilities Survey, go to: http://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NS3VHY7 (July 1 to July 31)
Alternative formats are available in large print, Spanish or can be voiced out by phone with assistance of staff. For any alternative format, email or callStephanie.Myers@gov.texas.gov or 512-463-5739.
Si a usted le gustaría aprovechar esta encuesta en español por favor envíe un correo electrónico a Stephanie Myers @ Stephanie.myers@gov.texas.gov
**Local Mayor’s Committee’s on People with Disabilities, Centers for Independent Living, and Area Agencies on Aging are encouraged to share the survey email and link with their local communities.