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TINRC Join the Journey Conference Survey

Thank you so much for being a part of the first annual Trauma-Informed Network and Resource Center (TINRC) Conference! We appreciate you taking about 5 minutes to complete this survey. The survey is anonymous, and you can skip questions.

How we will use your feedback:

We highly value your input! Your feedback will help us plan future events that respond to the needs of the network. Your ideas will also inform strategic planning for NYS TINRC. We will share a summary of the feedback we receive with our Advisory Council and New York State Office of Mental Health.

1. How was your overall experience with the Join the Journey conference?

Excellent	Very Good	Good	Fair	Poor
Excellent	Very Good	Good	Fair	Poor

2. How did you learn about the conference? Select the main source.

Please enter an 'other' value for this selection.

3. Select the role(s) that most accurately represent your involvement in the network. Check all that apply to you.

Caregiver/parent
Community member
Peer advocate
Professional capacity
Frontline worker
Other - Write In Please enter an 'other' value for this selection.

4. What was your level of knowledge and experience with trauma-responsive practices at the start of the conference?

5. To what extent did the conference deepen your understanding of...

Space Cell	Not at all	Very little	Somewhat	To a great extent
Trauma-responsive practices?	Trauma-responsive practices?: Not at all	Trauma-responsive practices?: Very little	Trauma-responsive practices?: Somewhat	Trauma-responsive practices?: To a great extent
Trauma-responsive principles?	Trauma-responsive principles?: Not at all	Trauma-responsive principles?: Very little	Trauma-responsive principles?: Somewhat	Trauma-responsive principles?: To a great extent

6. What elements of the conference were most valuable to you? (Select up to 3)

Organized networking activities
Informal networking and connections
Featured storytellers
Workshop sessions
Wellness practice sessions
Time to reflect and restore
Other - Write In (Required) Please enter an 'other' value for this selection.

7. After attending the conference, how likely are you to:

Space Cell	Not Likely	Likely	Very Likely
Stay connected with people you met at the conference.	Stay connected with people you met at the conference.: Not Likely	Stay connected with people you met at the conference.: Likely	Stay connected with people you met at the conference.: Very Likely
Use what you learned at the conference in your professional life.	Use what you learned at the conference in your professional life.: Not Likely	Use what you learned at the conference in your professional life.: Likely	Use what you learned at the conference in your professional life.: Very Likely
Use what you learned at the conference in your personal life.	Use what you learned at the conference in your personal life. : Not Likely	Use what you learned at the conference in your personal life. : Likely	Use what you learned at the conference in your personal life. : Very Likely
Attend future NYS TINRC events.	Attend future NYS TINRC events.: Not Likely	Attend future NYS TINRC events.: Likely	Attend future NYS TINRC events.: Very Likely
Recommend the next annual conference to others.	Recommend the next annual conference to others. : Not Likely	Recommend the next annual conference to others. : Likely	Recommend the next annual conference to others. : Very Likely

8. What is something you gained from the conference that you will use in your daily life or work?

9. The next questions relate to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. Please rate your level of agreements with these statements:

Space Cell	Strongly disagree	Disagree	Agree	Strongly agree
The conference modeled a trauma-responsive approach.	The conference modeled a trauma-responsive approach.: Strongly disagree	The conference modeled a trauma-responsive approach.: Disagree	The conference modeled a trauma-responsive approach.: Agree	The conference modeled a trauma-responsive approach.: Strongly agree
Conference programming represented a diverse range of sectors, regions, and populations.	Conference programming represented a diverse range of sectors, regions, and populations.: Strongly disagree	Conference programming represented a diverse range of sectors, regions, and populations.: Disagree	Conference programming represented a diverse range of sectors, regions, and populations.: Agree	Conference programming represented a diverse range of sectors, regions, and populations.: Strongly agree
Conference sessions were culturally relevant and responsive.	Conference sessions were culturally relevant and responsive. : Strongly disagree	Conference sessions were culturally relevant and responsive. : Disagree	Conference sessions were culturally relevant and responsive. : Agree	Conference sessions were culturally relevant and responsive. : Strongly agree
The conference helped me make connections between trauma and equity.	The conference helped me make connections between trauma and equity. : Strongly disagree	The conference helped me make connections between trauma and equity. : Disagree	The conference helped me make connections between trauma and equity. : Agree	The conference helped me make connections between trauma and equity. : Strongly agree
I felt welcome at the conference to be my authentic self.	I felt welcome at the conference to be my authentic self.: Strongly disagree	I felt welcome at the conference to be my authentic self.: Disagree	I felt welcome at the conference to be my authentic self.: Agree	I felt welcome at the conference to be my authentic self.: Strongly agree

10. If we fell short in any of these areas, what could we do better next time?

11. Please share any other suggestions for next year's conference:

12. How else could the network support you in your trauma-informed journey?

13. Anything else you'd like to share: