FY21 August Survey 1 - NSS
1.
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Which of the following is a reason why the Museum is special to you? (Please select one.)
A commitment to exploring the full African American story
Outstanding exhibitions and a permanent collection of more than 40,000 artifacts
Special programs at the Museum and in communities nationwide
A wide variety of innovative online resources
2.
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Which of the following Member benefits do you value most? (Please select one.)
My discount at Smithsonian Stores and online
My free subscription to Through the Lens, our informative Member newsletter
My name listed on the Museum's electronic Honor Roll
Exclusive Member-only events like Members Night Open House
My pride in helping to bring the African American experience to life
3.
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Are you planning to visit the Museum within the next year? (Please select one.)
Yes, I plan to visit the Museum within the next year
No, I don't plan to visit the Museum within the next year
Maybe/Not sure
4.
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Which of the following online Museum resources have you used? (Please check all that apply.)
Virtual exhibitions/programs
Digitized objects from the Museum's collection
Video archives
Talking About Race web portal
The Museum's blog or social media accounts
I've never used any online Museum resources
5.
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Which of the following aspects of the Museum's mission are important to you? (Please check all that apply.)
Telling the stories of African American heroes, both famous and forgotten
Informing visitors how African American culture has shaped our shared heritage
Developing engaging, informative educational materials on African American history
Encouraging a national dialogue on race, reconciliation, and healing
6.
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Which of the following periods of African American history interest you? (Please check all that apply.)
Slavery
Civil War, Emancipation, Reconstruction
Segregation and the Jim Crow era
The Civil Rights Movement
Today's ongoing fight for equality and social justice
7.
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Which of the following is the biggest challenge currently facing our nation? (Please select one.)
Systemic racism
Failure to accurately educate our youth about troubled chapters of our nation's past
Continued segregation in communities and institutions
Lack of available resources for growth, learning, and reflection
8.
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Which of the following ways that the Museum works to bring our nation together to reconcile and heal is most important? (Please check all that apply.)
Shining a spotlight on our shared heritage
Teaching children healthy attitudes about identity and race
Inspiring visitors with the stories of African American heroes
Sparking conversations about equity and social justice
9.
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Which of the following are most important to the Museum's continued success? (Please check all that apply.)
Reaching out to new audiences
Staying current with the evolving African American story
Developing compelling new special exhibitions
Presenting more innovative educational and cultural programming
Continuing to expand online resources
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