The Move2HealthEquity Coalition is interested in your thoughts about how you get from place to place (what we call mobility), and the barriers that might get in your way. While the COVID-19 pandemic may have changed things, please respond to the questions the way you have typically gotten around. No names will ever be associated with the survey. We willl use these results to develop priorities for our committee, and share the results (not individual responses) with decision-makers and neighborhood leaders (such as City Council and Neighborhood Planning). The survey takes less than 10 minutes to complete.
July 2011 neighborhoods of charlottesville weldon cooper center for public service
This is a map of the "formal" neighborhoods in the city of Charlottesville. However, there are also other ways you may choose to describe where you live. From the list below, please choose the response that best describes where you live (knowing that in some cases there may be more than 1 choice that applies):
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  •                Never
  • Sometimes
  • Often
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  •           Impossible
  •      Neutral
  • Very easy
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From the list below, please select the top 3-5 barriers that make it harder to get where you need to go:
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If the above challenges could be resolved, what would be your preferred method of transportation?
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  •           Not at all
  •      Somewhat
  • Completely
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  •           Not at all
  •           Somewhat
  • Completely
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How many hours do you work outside the home in an average week (includes school, searching for work, volunteering, etc)? 
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The following we consider “wish list” questions. Please give us your first reaction.
Please tell us a little bit about yourself
What is your age in years?
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How do you currently describe your gender identity (e.g. female, male, non-binary)?
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Which categories best describe you? Please select all that apply.
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Which category best describes your highest education level?
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