At Belong To, feedback from all people that we work with is incredibly important. We want to hear from all stakeholders on how we can support in the way that is of most value to you.
Educator’s Feedback Survey 2024
This is our annual educator’s feedback survey – and we would like to hear from you.
Educators across Ireland play a vital role in ensuring that LGBTQ+ young people are safe and equal. Belong To values your voice and experience as we continue to develop our work in schools.
Our short, anonymous survey explores your understanding of LGBTQ+ topics, and the ways you support LGBTQ+ students.
The survey takes just five minutes to complete – and all people who complete the survey can enter a draw to win one of three €100 One4All vouchers.
Will you help us to create safe spaces for students across Ireland by sharing your views on LGBTQ+ inclusive education?
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