At the start of the year, I ran a short Community Check-In survey to get a better sense of how people are engaging with GOSH and where there might be opportunities to strengthen connections.
I’ve now pulled together the results and compiled them into a short report, detailing the findings and some recommendations I make in light of them.
If you’d like to read more about the process, the findings, and the report at a high level, you can access a longer story in this month’s newsletter.
If you’d prefer to access the survey data and/or report, you can do so below:
Briefly, what the survey results suggest is that GOSH remains a community people feel connected to and want to be part of. There’s interest (and capacity!) to do more, particularly around collaboration, fundraising, and making it easier for newcomers to find their way in. I’ll be working with this over the coming months and will reach out again as things take shape.
In the meantime, I wanted to share these with you so you can dive in if you’d like, and be in touch if you’d like to be part of whatever comes next. Many, many thanks to everyone who took the time to complete the survey!