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What Has Sightline Ever Done for You?

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December 5, 2014

Celeste Larkin as a toddler. Photo by Sara Larkin, not for reuse.
Celeste Larkin as a toddler. By mom, Sara Larkin. (Not for reuse.)

That’s a photo of my little sister, circa 1990, with exactly the kind of “HUH?!” face I have every time I realize another year has gone by.

Yep, it’s time again for Sightline’s annual audience survey. This year, we’ve cut it down to a mere 10 questions, because we know you’re pretty busy (though of course, additional feedback is welcome any time). AND you could win $50 to REI or Powell’s Books.

This survey is important for us. We use it to help us gauge how well we’re serving you, our audience, and where we have room to improve. Last year, we learned some pretty interesting things, like:

So: 10 questions, $50 to spend on your next camping trip or literary adventuring, and the warm fuzzies that come along with helping us Sightliners improve our work in the new year.

Take the Survey

 

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Serena Larkin

Serena Larkin is Sightline’s Senior Director of Communications, driving a comprehensive content strategy for the organization's research.

About Sightline

Sightline Institute is an independent, nonpartisan, nonprofit think tank providing leading original analysis of democracy, energy, and housing policy in the Pacific Northwest, Alaska, British Columbia, and beyond.

1 thought on “What Has Sightline Ever Done for You?”

  1. I am a retired environmental consultant and the first thing I do is look for the Sightline Blog. Sightline is am invaluable source of high quality environmental impact information about the NW. I have been involved in environmental impact causes all over the USA and I have never seen such an effective organization. I have heard Eric speak to college students and he is very good with them. Keep up the good work.

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