This study is being conducted to identify key issues and language that will politically mobilize Chicana/o/x peoples in the United States. The hope is by identifying the keywords that aid in political mobilization, political parties specific to the Chicano/Latino community can build mass mobilization campaigns.

The only persons who will know that you participated in this study and survey will be the research team members: principal investigators Ernesto Todd Mireles, Ph.D., and Teofilo Reyes, Ph.D., research assistants Robbie Marquez and Alexander Yanish. Your answers will be confidential. After your responses are recorded, your name and email will be deleted. You will not be identified in any reports or publications resulting from the survey.

Aside from your time, there are no costs for taking part in the survey. You will not be paid for your participation.

We want to thank each of you for giving us this time from your busy schedules. In 2021, we focused on individuals in the focus groups. In 2022, we will organize a series of focus groups among Chicano-specific organizations; in 2023, we will use the information gathered in the first two years and assemble a group of activists from across the country to create propositions for the Chicana/o/x community to kick off a 2024 national plebiscite that will take place from October 5 through November 5, 2024.

You can obtain further information about the research or voice concerns or complaints by calling the Principal Investigator Dr. Mireles, at 928.350.2281 or emailing him at ernesto.mireles@prescott.edu.

By completing and submitting this form, you affirm you have read the information contained herein, that the study has been explained to you, that your questions have been answered and that you agree to take part in this study. You do not give up any of your legal rights by completing and submitting this form.