Chatogether 2022-03-16 webinar pre-survey summary update.xlsx

	A	B	C	E	F	G	I	J	K
1	Age Group	N-Count	Percent	Sign-Up Reasons (Results from Jobform)	Frequency	Percent	How confident do you feel about being able to manage your own stress level during times of traumatic world events (i.e. Ukraine invasion, Atlanta spa shooting)?
2	<30	30	12.77%	Learn how to better support my children	139	21.00%	Confidence Level	N-Count	Percent
3	30 - 39	37	15.74%	Hear personal narratives and messages of resilience and hope	111	17.00%	Strongly disagree	4	1.73%
4	40 - 49	76	32.34%	Learn about action steps to destigmatize mental illness and promote mental health	111	17.00%	Disagree	14	6.06%
5	50 - 59	76	32.34%	Learn about how to reach out for help in times of stress	107	16.00%	Nutral	92	39.83%
6	60 or Above	16	6.81%	Learn about specific resources for trauma/mental health (hotlines, websites, apps)	106	16.00%	Agree	90	38.96%
7	Total	235		Find a safe space to learn/discuss trauma	79	12.00%	Straongly agree	31	13.42%
8				Total Responses	653		Total	231
9	Race/Ethnicity	N-Count	Percent
10	Black or African American	17	6.44%	Topics Interested (Results from Jotform)	Frequency	Percent	How confident do you feel about your ability to effectively talk to your children about traumatic world events?
11	Chinese/Taiwanese	220	83.33%	“Being Queer” Sexuality and Communication - AAPI teen coming out	58	9.00%	Confidence Level	N-Count	Percent
12	White	5	1.89%	“Parents Have All the Solutions?” - Parents Not Believing in Mental Illness	163	25.00%	Strongly disagree	10	4.48%
13	Hispanic or Latino	4	1.52%	“No More Games” - COVID-19, Family, and Emotional Wellness - Video games and cabin fever	109	17.00%	Disagree	42	18.83%
14	Other	18	6.82%	Sexuality and Communication - AAPI teen coming out	79	12.00%	Nutral	119	53.36%
15	Total	264		Dealing with Anti-AAPI: How to Talk About Racism	141	22.00%	Agree	34	15.25%
16				Other	100	15.00%	Straongly agree	18	8.07%
17	Language at Home	N-Count	Percent	Total Responses	650		Total	223
18	Chinese - Cantonese	15	5.81%	Note: two options appeard twice which could have contributed to the Other option frequencies.
19	Chinese - Mandarin	149	57.75%				Webinar Source	N-Count	Percent
20	English	82	31.78%	A Brief Summary			Friends	86	37.89%
21	Other	12	4.65%	1. Diverse registrees			UCA WAVES email list	47	20.70%
22	Total	258		(1) Ages ranged from teans to seniors.			Other	40	17.62%
23				(2) Various races and ethnicities: mainly Chinese, but also blacks, white, hispanics, and other			UCA WAVES social media	16	7.05%
24	Immigration Status	N-Count	Percent	(3) Mainly first generation of immigrants but many were either born in the US or came to the US as a child.			WeChat	15	6.61%
25	I immigrated to the U.S. as a child/adolescent.	24	9.76%	2. There were various reasons for people to register for the webinar (see Table 1)			Family	11	4.85%
26	I immigrated to the U.S. as an adult.	168	68.29%	3. Over 50% of the registrees felt confident for being able to manage their own stress during times of traumatic world events (i.e. Ukraine invasion, Atlanta spa shooting).			CHATogether	7	3.08%
27	I was born in the U.S. after at least one of my grandparents immigrated.	9	3.66%	4. Less than 25% of the registrees felt confident for being able to effectively talk to their children about traumatic world events.			CAFA	5	2.20%
28	I was born in the U.S. after at least one of my parents immigrated.	20	8.13%	5. The registrees learned about this webinar from various sources (see Table 2).			Total	227
29	My grandparents, parents, and I were all born in the U.S.	10	4.07%
30	Other	15	6.10%
31	Total	246
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33	Children at Home	N-Count	Percent
34	1	63	20.39%
35	2	166	53.72%
36	3	72	23.30%
37	4	8	2.59%
38	Total	309
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