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Tim Ready Director, Lewis Walker Institute and Member, Mothers of Hope Board of Directors

Ranking of Community Problems by Adults Attending the Mothers of Hope Ultimate Family Reunion August 4, 2012 Spring Valley Park Kalamazoo, Michigan . Tim Ready Director, Lewis Walker Institute and Member, Mothers of Hope Board of Directors. Methods.

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Tim Ready Director, Lewis Walker Institute and Member, Mothers of Hope Board of Directors

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  1. Ranking of Community Problems by Adults Attending the Mothers of Hope Ultimate Family ReunionAugust 4, 2012Spring Valley ParkKalamazoo, Michigan Tim Ready Director, Lewis Walker Institute and Member, Mothers of Hope Board of Directors

  2. Methods • Survey findings from 301 adults who attended the 2012 Ultimate Family Reunion • Survey administered by Mothers of Hope Volunteers • Survey designed by Stephanie Moore, Tim Ready, Earlie Washington, Linwood Cousins • Survey findings compiled, analyzed and presented by Tim Ready

  3. Gender of Respondents

  4. Age of Respondents

  5. Place of Residence

  6. Marital Status of Respondents

  7. Do You Have Children?

  8. Do You Have a Child Who Received the Kalamazoo Promise?

  9. Are You Registered to Vote?

  10. Did You Vote in the 2008 Presidential Election?

  11. Do You Plan to Vote in the 2012 Presidential Election?

  12. Percent of All Respondents who Consider Each a “Big Problem” or a “Very Big Problem” in Their Community

  13. Percent of African American and White Respondents who Consider Each a “Big Problem or a “Very Big Problem” in their Community

  14. Percent of Women and Men who Consider Each to be a “Big Problem” or “Very Big Problem” in their Community

  15. Percent from Each Neighborhood Who Consider Each Issue a “Big Problem” or “Very Big Problem” in Their Community (Part 1)

  16. Percent from Each Neighborhood Who Consider Each Issue a “Big Problem” or “Very Big Problem” in Their Community (Part2)

  17. Percent from Each Neighborhood Who Consider Each Issue a “Big Problem” or “Very Big Problem” in Their Community (Part 3)

  18. Percent of Parents and Non-Parents who Consider Each Issue a “Big Problem” or “Very Big Problem” in Their Community

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