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This survey is intended for the person who used the toolkit to plan an event.

EVENT PLANNER SURVEY
Name of Now Showing Toolkit Used:
Name:
Organization:
Address:
Address 2:
City: State: Zip:
E-mail:
Phone:

Event Preparation
1. How useful did you find each of the following items when planning your event?
  Very Useful Useful Not Useful Didn't Use
Event Planner's Guide
Provided DVD
Moderator's Guide
Discussion Guide
Event Posters
Event Participant Surveys
Digital Resources CD
Other Stanley Foundation Materials

2. How did you promote the event?
 Supplied posters  Cosponsors
 Through other organizations  Community/media/campus calendars
 Media (newspaper, radio, TV)  Other (please specify) 

About the Event
If your event was held under the auspices of or was sponsored by an organization(s), please provide the organization(s) name: 
Approximately how many people attended your event?
1-10 11-20 21-30 30-40 41-50 51-100 Over 100
When was your event held? 
Where was your event held? 
What was the approximate age of the majority of the audience?
Under 18 18-24 25-30 30-40 41-50 51-60 Over 60
Was there media coverage of your event? Yes No
If yes, who and what media outlet did they represent?
Did you host a discussion following the film? Yes No
If yes, approximately how long did the discussion last?
5-15 minutes 16-30 31-45 46-60 61-90 Over 90
How much did each of the following materials contribute to the film’s discussion?
  A Lot Somewhat Little Not at All Didn’t Use
Discussion Guide
Moderator’s Guide
Other Stanley Foundation Materials
How would you rate your event?
Very Good Good Acceptable Poor Very Poor
How prepared did you feel for the DVD viewing and discussion?
A Great Deal Much Somewhat Little Not at All
What else would have been helpful for your preparations?
Did you use the provided Event Sign-In Sheet? Yes No
Did you use the provided Event Participant Surveys? Yes No
Do you plan to follow up with those who attended this event? Yes No
If yes, how?
 

About the Now Showing Toolkit
Overall, do you feel that the Now Showing toolkit provided you with everything you needed to host a successful event?
 Yes  No
What suggestions do you have for improving future Now Showing toolkits?
 
Would you like to see more Now Showing toolkits like this one?  Yes No Depends On Topic
Would you be interested in hosting an event like this one again?  Yes No Depends On Topic
If you answered yes to either of the above questions, what foreign policy related topics would be of interest to you/your organization?  
Do you have any other comments about the toolkit, DVD, or other resources provided?  

 
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