#nonbinary survey

[starkitten101]

Made this in like a minute out of frustration over a couple memories. Is this anything

[ace-up-your-sleeve]

Hey, everyone! Its me again, this time with the survey I promised! Here's the link

If you're new to this project, I'm running a survey to gauge the needs and desires of trans and nonbinary folks regarding gender affirming undergarments like binders and gaffs! It has been my dream to run a business like this since I was 13 or 14, and I'm now 18 and going to college for fashion to help make my dream come true!

Please feel free to share this with other trans people for a larger sample size!!

[avenpt]

[ao3demographicssurvey2024]

In the AO3 Demographics Survey 2024 - an unofficial demographics survey of 16,131 AO3 users - 44% of respondents identified as cis (non-transgender) women or girls, and 22% included the answer "Nonbinary or Enby" in their response.

To see more analysis, including comparisons to other fandom demographics surveys going back over a decade, please view the full results on AO3.

[boredlime]

when you're Probably Not Cis but you present as it anyways because you're too lazy to do anything about it

[data-nerd-stuff]

Queer Youth Now

Australian National LGBTQIA+ Youth Survey

Survey open to anyone LGBTQIA+ (including questioning) in Australia aged 13-25.

[soupacool]

Howdy y'all, I'm Soup, a transgender graphic design student. For my senior thesis, I'm trying to concept a better resource for sex education that isn't only inclusive of trans people, but centered on our experiences and bodies. But this is obviously a task I can't tackle alone.

Right now, I'm gathering community responses for data so I know what areas are important to focus on in my research and design, and how best to serve the people that need it most! If you are trans or close to trans people and had a few minutes to answer my survey, it would go a long way to helping me out! Feel free to reach out with any questions or feedback!!

(reblogs are super appreciated ❤️❤️❤️)

[cassolotl]

Results of the nonbinary name survey

Hi folks, just thought I'd throw together a quick report about nonbinary names based on the recent survey.

The survey ran from 4th until 13th May, and there were 5,179 usable responses. For this one I won't share the full spreadsheet of all responses, as it contains potentially identifying information. Having said that, you can find a spreadsheet of the information I can share with you here. Every name entered only once has been redacted.

Most popular names

Let's kick it off with the main reason I did this survey, finding the nonbinaryest name:

Alex was #1, with 1.6%, which is 1 in 62 nonbinary people.

Here's the full top 10:

Alex - 1.6% (83)

Jay - 1.2% (64)

Sam - 0.9% (49)

Charlie - 0.7% (36)

Max - 0.7% (36)

Ash - 0.6% (33)

Robin - 0.6% (33)

Rowan - 0.6% (31)

Kit - 0.6% (30)

Eli - 0.6% (29)

Name length

I'm familiar with the stereotype that nonbinary people choose names by taking 3 letters from a bag of Scrabble tiles, or that nonbinary people take letters off their given names until it's one ungenderable syllable, and I would like to take this opportunity to add that these are both excellent ways to create new names. :D

This graph takes a rolling median name length from the whole list, and it shows that generally speaking the most popular names tended to be shorter:

The average name length was 5.1 characters long.

This seems to support the stereotypes, but I feel it's worth mentioning that we can't know for sure whether it actually does, because for all we know, binary people's names might show these kinds of patterns too.

Number of names per person

Participants could enter as many names as they wanted, in a list separated by commas. That made it pretty easy to count them, and it turned out like this:

That's fairly straightforward, most people have only one name.

Problems with survey design

Overall I definitely feel that the survey had some flaws. I knew in advance that there would be some people who have more than one name that they like more or less equally, but for some reason the first question I came up with assumed that you have one name that you like most and then required a single answer from a list stating how that name happened to you - leading the respondent to a different section based on that answer.

What if you've got two or more names that you like equally, and one was given to you by your parents when you were born that you use for work, one is a nickname based on that name that evolved between you and your family and friends as you were growing up, and one is a name you chose yourself and your closest friends call you that? That's pretty much an impossible question, isn't it?

And there were several other questions in the survey that took that approach, making the data from those questions basically useless.

I didn't think it would cause problems for so many people, but it did, and I have learned my lesson there.

However, there was a question asking you to list all your names, and that's what I used to make the ranked list. I don't see how people with more than one name that they prefer completely equally (i.e. those people who would be thrown out of the survey by an impossible required first question) would prefer different names from people with one name only, so I think the ranked list is probably approximately okay, and same for the number of names per person graph and the average name length.

Implications

I haven't decided yet, but I definitely think there's scope for doing this survey annually - but separately from the identity/titles/pronouns survey, for anonymity reasons. It could be fun to track popular nonbinary names over time, similar to the popular name lists for babies that are usually split by boys'/girls' names. It might be a bit meaningless unless I collect country data as well though, which is why the list currently reads very....... American..........

Now that I've learned a lot from a big and not-so-well-designed survey run on my personal account, I'd feel more comfortable designing something a bit more fit for purpose, and running it from the @gendercensus accounts to hopefully get more participants.

~ Fin ~

[powerfultulips]

hey if you're:

disabled and/or Deaf

trans and/or nonbinary

age 18 or older

living in the United States or one of its territories or military bases

you should take this survey!! it took me about 15 minutes to complete. this survey could actually make a huge difference in the research community and the world as a whole! trans and disabled people are often overlooked in this kind of research, so having (and taking) an official survey like this is a great way to make a change! okay thanks bye i hope you have a lovely day :)

[thevoidofnogndr]

Help Me with My College Research Project! 🏳️‍🌈

Hey everyone! I’m working on a college research project about how we can better educate people on nonbinary gender expression—and I need your help!

I’ve put together a quick, anonymous survey (only takes about 5 minutes!) to gather insights on how gender identity education can be improved. Whether you’re nonbinary, another gender identity, or just someone interested in the topic, your input is valuable!

How you can help: ✔️ Take the survey here: [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSemiQY7csKUAp-BeTlv2E2cMnlzb1yJjzorjpux8rnY5HQAAA/viewform?usp=header] ✔️ Reblog this post to help spread the word ✔️ Leave any additional thoughts in the tags or replies—I’d love to hear them!

Thank you so much for your time and support! Let’s work together to make gender education more inclusive. 💖✨

[lgbthomelesssurvey]

LGBT Homelessness Survey!

Hello! I'm collecting data for a report about LGBT+ citizens in the United States and experiences of homelessness, housing insecurity, and discrimination. Here is the link! thank you!

[aquamarinebling]

Spare 5 Minutes for Queer Research?

LGBTQ+ people aged 13-30, spare 5 minutes taking a survey sharing your thoughts and preferences on how LGBTQ+ organizations announce their events?

This survey is for the purpose of improving communication between queer folk and event organizers, and will be used for a research paper conducted by an AP Research student.

Survey available until March 30, 2025

[ghostoftheartificer]

Survey

Hello, if you have time, would the fellow LGBTQ folks (not gender conforming individuals specifically) being willing to take this survey? for the rest of my semester my Target Audience are LGBTQ Non Gender conforming and I am tasked to design products with them in mind. I want to learn more from those people themselves to best design functional products. So if you folks could kindly scream into this survey I would appreciate it.

No personal information will be collected for this survey.

10-15 minutes

[daughterofninemoons]

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScYIBoXufGF6Jo-brdZIOQAK3OyEWTgRJYiaFPJRkaIBLkB5w/viewform

do this form and answer these questions seriously im genuinely curious as to how you all think on these topics

[yourdailyqueer]

Two days to go and there is 0.4% difference in votes between which sport is the queerest.

GO VOTE- it's between martial arts/contact sport and movement of body.

[draculaugust]

reblog for larger sample size i gotta know