华裔家庭度过疫情信息有奖问卷调查
华裔家庭度过疫情信息有奖问卷调查
新冠疫情对很多青少年的学习生活造成了挑战，我们还时常听到针对华人/亚裔的攻击事件。现在孩子们回到校园了，您会不会担心孩子们在学校的适应？
为了了解美国华人家庭在新冠期间的经历，并研究父母怎样帮助孩子应对新冠带来的各种挑战，我们邀请您参加一个在线调查。
第一次问卷调查（2021 年底）：父母 20美元；孩子15美元 Amazon gift card
第二次问卷调查 （2022 年底）：父母 25美元；孩子20美元 Amazon gift card
调查对象：
有12-17岁孩子的华人家长和孩子
研究人员：
马里兰大学王慈欣教授、Charissa Cheah
研究目的：
1）提升社会对华裔面临的压力和挑战的认识和关切
2）探索帮助华裔家庭克服挑战的方法以及社会资源和支持
为了确保调查信息的质量和科学性，我们邀请感兴趣的家长们先回答以下几个问题，看您是否符合参与这项研究的基本条件。如果您符合条件，您和你的青少年将收到调查链接。请点击这里
https://umbc.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3JVQoj9aNjuQa3k
改善华裔社区， 建设华裔社区需要我们的共同参与和努力， 期待您的参与！非常感谢！
Survey Details 英文介绍：
Hello! My name is Ana Wang, and I am part of a developmental psychology and education research team from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, and the University of Maryland, College Park. Our team is led by Asian American professors, Drs. Charissa Cheah and Cixin Wang. As a Chinese American organization in the community, we are excited to tell you about our important project on Asian American families. (Flyers attached)
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, many Asian American families have faced various challenges and experienced racial discrimination, which has disrupted teens' and parents' mental health and adjustment. At the same time, many families have also had some positive experiences or found new strengths. However, our challenges and experiences are often overlooked and not well-understood.
Our research team has been actively working to understand families’ unique experiences and ultimately promote Asian American teens and their families’ resilience and success through our research. From our previous study with families like the ones you work with, we have shared our findings through numerous publications and presentations, which have also influenced public policies for Asian American families.
We are continuing our research by specifically involving Chinese, Filipino, and Korean families in the United States so we can understand families’ unique experiences, challenges, and strengths, during this difficult time.
You, your voice, and your lived experiences matter, and we need you and your family’s help!
We are asking for your help to reach families and inform them about this important opportunity! If you could forward this information about our study to your community members, we would be most appreciative.
Who Can Join?
In order to participate in the study, both parents have to be ethnically Chinese, or both ethnically Korean, or both ethnically Filipino, with a 12- to 17-year-old child. Participating families must reside in either Washington D.C, Maryland, Virginia, New Jersey, New York, or Pennsylvania.
What Will Families Do?
We invite parents and teens to take an online survey and share their experiences. After 12 months, we will ask you to fill out a survey again.
How do we thank you for your participation?
Parents will receive $20 and teens will receive $15 for completing the first surveys, and parents will receive $25 and teens will receive $20 for completing the second surveys 12 months later. Moreover, all participants will be entered into a lucky draw to win cash prizes of $20, $50, or $100 after completing each survey.
Our research team will also provide families with a summary of what we have discovered from this research, our previous findings, and some resources to help families and teens to cope more effectively.
Our study findings can help researchers and other professionals to develop prevention and intervention plans for Asian American families.
We can also send your organization these resources.
You can help us. And you can help your community!
If you have any questions, please contact: ProjectARISE1@gmail.com or call:(240)257-2523
We would be really grateful if you could distribute the attached flyers to the Chinese/Asian American families and encourage them to participate in this important research project.
Thank you for your time and consideration. We hope you and your loved ones are staying safe and healthy. We look forward to connecting with each of you soon.
Best regards,
Drs. Charissa S. L. Cheah, Cixin Wang, and the research team
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