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Where women heal, whole communities thrive. Where women lead, whole systems change.

Purpose & Intentions:

In an effort to understand the unique perspectives and often overlooked hopes of Black & BIPOC women in Arkansas, the Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation is partnering together with a collective group of healers, innovators, and change agents to help shift the narrative around what our labor is worth and how we rightfully create spaces that center our well-being and growth. 

This short survey takes approximately 10 minutes to complete and will inform a multi-year plan to address supporting Black & BIPOC women to grow in their gifts and build generational wealth.

Who Should Take This Survey?
We are asking for women who consider themselves to be Black/BIPOC to lend their voices to this conversation. BIPOC is a broad term used to describe people who identify as Black, Indigenous, or Persons of Color (which includes Latinx/Hispanic, Asian American or Pacific Islander, etc.)

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* 1. Which race/ethnicity best describes you? (Please choose only one.)

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* 2. What is your age?

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* 3. Which of the following best describes your current occupation?

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* 4. In one sentence, what does community wealth or thriving mean to you?

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* 5. How does your personal health and professional development contribute to a wealthy and thriving community?

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* 6. What are the TOP three existing structures that stand in the way of gaining and growing wealth both for yourself and your community? Check all that apply and add your own.

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* 7. For BIPOC* communities in Arkansas to thrive, what are the top three priorities you'd like to see your local leaders (government, institutional, community) focus on?
Note: *BIPOC is a broad term used to describe people who identify as Black, Indigenous, or Persons of Color (which includes Latinx/Hispanic, Asian American or Pacific Islander, etc.)

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* 8. We are working to compile a map/listing of BIPOC women servant leaders. Who are local BIPOC women** leaders in government, community institutions and/or nonprofit organizations that center wealth and thriving for their communities? (you may absolutely list yourself).
Note: **women is meant to be gender inclusive and refer to those who identify themselves as women

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* 9. If there were a leadership experience designed specifically for BIPOC women, what investments and/or training would it include? Check all that apply and add your own.

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* 10. What city or zip code do you reside?

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* 11. What is your gender identity?

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