Archaeologists & historians from all fields are experiencing an increase in online abuse from third parties. My colleagues & I are seeking robust data on the form this abuse takes, the effects of this experience, & organisational responses to this type of abuse 1/3
We hope to gather information that will demonstrate the need for institutional procedures & practical support when online abuse occurs. This survey is currently aimed at people working in the fields of archaeology & history the United Kingdom only 2/3
If you are an academic historian or archaeologist, a student of these subjects, or are an archaeologist or historian in other contexts, please could you take this anonymous survey? 3/3 https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=lYdfxj26UUOKBwhl5djwkIQuf7y2QiZBrZM4P3FFQFNUN1Q1RDJOMDNRS0c5M0ZWU01BTUZTVjVUQS4u
If anyone involved in a history or archaeology Facebook group or page would like to share this survey on that platform, please get in touch & we can send you a blurb about the project
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