THANK YOU FOR COMPLETING THIS SURVEY!

BRC Census is not the only team interested in collecting data on topics related to Burning Man. The projects linked below are independent from the BRC Census project, managed by a different group of researchers. The answers that you provided in the survey linked below will not (and cannot) be linked to answers that you might provide in the surveys linked below.

The Black Rock Atlas is a team of MIT Media Lab researchers mapping the networks of serendipity at Burning Man. This year at the Burn, they set loose 600 will-o-wisps, small fire spirits in metal tins that surfed the gift economy of Black Rock City. If you encountered the will-o-wisps during the Burn, or if you are interested more generally in participating in the research project, please use this link to take our survey: https://blackrockatlas.mit.edu/.

If you wish to share your Burning Man narrative in your own words, feel free to participate in the Burning Stories project by sharing your story! Burning Stories aims to help both the Burner community and the scientific community to understand our unique culture more insightfully. Click here to share your story and more info about the project.

2022 Black Rock City Census