Issues That Matter Most to Mothers

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Count on Mothers produces data and insights on behalf of mothers to inform policymakers.

Survey time: 2 MINUTES

We've compiled the data from the last question on all of our 2024 surveys and identified the top five issues that mothers want to see addressed by policymakers. This month's survey is focused on the top five issues.
This survey follows principles of research ethics and survey design as referenced in A. Rubin and E. A. Babbie. (2017). Research methods for social work. Cengage. Completing this survey is voluntary; you can choose to stop answering the survey at any time. No personal information will be shared or analyzed with your responses.
1.I am a Mother.(Required.)
2.Substance Use/Abuse in my community, family, or on a national level is a major concern I have as a mother.(Required.)
3.Abortion/Reproductive Rights (whether pro-life or pro-choice) is a critical issue for me as a mother.(Required.)
4.Healthcare Access/Cost/Quality issues have caused stress or harm in my family.(Required.)
5.Food Access/Cost/Nutrition/Toxin issues are a major cause for concern in my family.(Required.)
6.Childcare Access/Cost/Quality issues have caused stress or harm in my family.(Required.)
7.If mothers could join forces across political and regional backgrounds, what do you wish the power of the pack could solve?(Required.)
8.In a few words, what is the greatest barrier you are facing today as a mother?(Required.)
9.How many children do you have?(Required.)
10.Your race or ethnicity is best described as:
11.What is the highest level of education you have completed?
12.Generally, I identify as(Required.)
13.I live in(Required.)
14.My five-digit zip code is(Required.)
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