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LBTI+ WOMEN PARTICIPATION IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND SPORTS

Thank you for your interest in the survey from the Erasmus+ project “LBTI+ Women in Sport: Research & Outcomes” funded by European Union. The survey aims to understand how LBTI+ women take part in physical activity & sport. Our goal is to reveal the reality of this participation and highlight needs of LBTI+ women in sport, barriers and challenges. The survey will explore three dimensions: 1. Participation in physical activity and sports 2. Experiences (facilitators & barriers) 3. Feelings and perceptions. 

LESBIAN, BISEXUAL, TRANS, INTERSEX, QUEER, DEMIGENDER, CISGENDER, HETEROSEXUAL, and anyone who has considered themselves to be women is welcome to respond. You do not necessarily have to be an active athlete or doing sport regularly; if you are doing some physical activity or exercises informally, or if you have never practised sports, you are also welcome to participate.

The results will be published in 2025. The questions will take up to around 13 minutes to answer, there are no right or wrong answers. By answering this survey, you voluntarily agree to participate in this study. We ensure that data processing will not allow any identification of individuals and secures anonymity of data. If you would like to know more about it, please feel free to send us an email: angelica.saenz@uv.es

 

 

 

                                                                                       

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This survey is anonymous.

The record of your survey responses does not contain any identifying information about you, unless a specific survey question explicitly asked for it.

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