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29 Feb, 2012

What I Wish My Mom Would Have Told Me About Sex

By Nicole Clark, LMSW|2021-08-19T17:41:38-04:00February 29th, 2012|Categories: Research & Evaluation|Tags: Parent-Child Communication, Youth|0 Comments

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Between February 13-24, 2012, I asked the following question:

If there is one thing you wish your mom would have told you about sex and sexuality while growing up, what would it have been?

I asked friends, family members, colleagues, Facebook friends, people who’ve “liked” my Facebook page, newsletter subscribers, and my Twitter followers this question, and I got some cool, interesting, funny, and thought-provoking responses.

Once again, I’m using SlideShare to present my results to you.

(Source: http://www.slideshare.net/)

Raise Your Voice: Did anything surprise you, inspire you, anger you? Maybe you’ll see yourself in the responses. If not, share what your experience was like in the comments below.

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2011 Blog Reader Survey: The Results

By Nicole Clark, LMSW|2021-08-19T17:39:04-04:00January 18th, 2012|Categories: Research & Evaluation|Tags: Blogging, Feedback|0 Comments

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From December 28, 2011-January 13, 2012, I conducted a short survey to get feedback from my readers on how my blog is doing and where my readers would like to see the blog and my consulting services go in the future.

I wanted to just type of a regular blog post to show the results, but I wanted to try something different.

I came across this awesome service called SlideShare, where you can share PowerPoint presentations in a cool format beyond sending people an email with an attachment.

Ta-da! Above are the results! (Make sure to click the four arrows on the right bottom portion of the screen to view the slideshow in fullscreen.) Have any questions or comments? Share them with us in the comments section below!

Also, congratulations to Chanel Marshall of Jaali, Co. for completing the survey and being chosen as the winner of two pairs of beautifully designed earrings by Colored Girls Hustle. (I put everyone’s name on pieces of paper, tossed the pieces in the air, and picked….a very scientific way of doing things.)

Participate in My 2011 Blog Reader Survey (CLOSED)

By Nicole Clark, LMSW|2021-08-19T17:37:00-04:00December 28th, 2011|Categories: Research & Evaluation|Tags: Announcements|0 Comments

NOTE: This contest is closed.

2011 is coming to an end, and I am excited for what the year 2012 will bring!

One of the highlights of 2011 for me was starting my blog in July. It’s been an awesome experience, and the feedback I’ve gotten from you all, my readers, has been very thoughtful and appreciated.

January 2012 will be the 6th month anniversary of my blog, and as the anniversary approaches and I grow more comfortable in the world of blogging and sharing my voices and services, I look forward to taking my blog in new directions and providing you all with more content, relevancy, and better ways to connect with myself and with each other.

To that end, I want to invite you to provide some input and feedback about my blog and services by participating in my 2011 Blog Reader Survery . The survey will take less than 5 minutes. Please answer as truthfully as possible. Your feedback will provide help me to become a better blogger, listener, writer, and service provider.

And, of course, I wouldn’t let you take a survey without getting something in return! Not only will you get the satisfaction of helping me do bigger and better things in 2012, but I will randomly select a survey participant to win two pairs of beautifully crafted earrings by Taja Lindley of Colored Girls Hustle, a cultural arts initiative that empowers, affirms, celebrates, honor, and adorn the bodies, talents, and well-being of women and girls of color. All survey responses are completely anonymous.

Directions:

1. Complete the 2011 Blog Reader Survey.

2. Leave a comment below letting me know that you’ve completed the survey. You can sign in and use your actual name or a screen name, Twitter screen name (and let me know if you’re using a Twitter name). Leaving a comment is the only way I will be able to select a winner. If you’re not interested in the gift, that’s cool. Simply complete the survey.

3. Check back Friday, January 13th, 2012 to see if you’ve won two awesome pair of earrings from Colored Girls Hustle! I will announce the winner here on the blog and on Twitter at 12pm eastern. I will contact the winner, who will select two sets of earrings from Colored Girls Hustle, and they will be mailed to you by myself.

Thanks, and Happy New Year!

What I Wish My Mom Would Have Told Me About Sex

Raise Your Voice: Did anything surprise you, inspire you, anger you? Maybe you’ll see yourself in the responses. If not, share what your experience was like in the comments below.

2011 Blog Reader Survey: The Results

Participate in My 2011 Blog Reader Survey (CLOSED)

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