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Windy City Times invites participation in 14th Annual LGBTQ Community Survey
2020-03-24
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For over a decade, the LGBTQ Community Survey survey has provided free data to help non-profits, universities, and organizations better understand and serve the LGBTQ community. The report will be published on the CMI.info website for free download on approximately June 30. Previous surveys have had over 45,000 participants from 150 countries.
Also, participation in this survey gives important feedback to our LGBTQ community media and organizations, and provides data to companies interested in serving our community, sponsoring our charities, and supporting their LGBTQ employees.
Here's the link to start the survey:
survey.communitymarketinginc.com/se/359D342B06DB7A7D01 .
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