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During the last 12 months, did you (or your spouse/partner) participate in any community activities, meetings, or events? Map 4b. USA 2009 Did you participate in any of the following events in the past year? A special religion or holiday service A parade or festival that celebrates your cultural heritage Black History Months events Chinese New Year Cinco de Mayo Celebration New Year’s Day Parade (Ex. Mummer’s Day Parade) Independence Day Parade Odunde Day How important to you are each of the following (from 1 – not at all important to 7- very important)? - Strengthening family relationships - Making new friends and expanding your social network - Being evolved in social and environmental causes - Voicing your political views Do you socialize with your neighbours on a regular basis? Do you attend religious service on a regular basis? Do you do any volunteer job on a regular basis? Does anyone in your family have a library card? USA (Great Philadelphia 2010) Map 6b. Socializing activities / community events How often, in the past 12 months, have you attended or participated during a local: � Village feast � Passion Play � Good Friday Procession � Carnival (in Valletta or in another town or village) � Imnarja � Regatta � Local Council festivals - 39 - Malta 2012 Did (NAME) participate in any cultural activity in the last 12 months? � Visit to cultural sites � Visit to theatre for shows � Participation in music galas � Attended introduction, funeral rite, marriage ceremony � Social events such as birth, giving of names, initiation into adulthood etc. � Participated in any traditional game � Library � Other (Specify) � Did not participate in any cultural activity Uganda 2009/2010
When you were a child, did you take any type of visual (e.g., painting and drawing), performing (e.g., dance, singing, and musical instruments) or literary arts or crafts lessons or classes? During the last 12 months have you taken any type of visual (e.g., painting and drawing), performing (e.g., dance, singing, and musical instruments) or literary arts or crafts classes or lessons? During the last 12 months, have any children residing in your household taken any type of visual (e.g., painting or drawing), performing (e.g., dance, singing, or musical instrument), or literary arts or crafts classes or lessons? Canada (Great Lakes States) 2007 Have you ever taken lessons or classes in music — either voice training or playing an instrument? If yes, did you take these lessons or classes when you were: A child under 18? An adult 18 or older? Or both as an adult and child? Excluding lessons or classes offered in elementary or high school, were any of the music lessons or classes you took as a child private lessons? Did you take any of these lessons or classes in the past year? The same set of questions is asked about taking lessons or classes in: - visual arts such as sculpture, painting, printmaking, graphic design, photography, or film making - acting or theater - dance including ballet, or other dance such as modern, folk, tap, or Broadway-style - creative writing - appreciation or art history - music appreciation USA 2009 Do you take lessons in: Singing / Playing and instrument / Painting / Ballroom dance / Photography, Video / Modern Dance, Ballet / Writing Map 7. Arts education MEXICO 2004 Did you take any lessons or workshops in the past 12 months? In which area? Theatre, dance, opera / Crafts / Music / Photography, Painting, Carving, Graphic Arts, Sculpture / Literature, Journalism / Storytelling, Puppet Show / Cinema, TV, Radio, Video Colombia 2008 - 40 - Did you ever take lessons in music, painting, ceramics, theatre, singing, or any other artistic activity? Uruguay 2009 Did you take any of these lessons or classes in the past year? Singing / Musical instruments / Theatre / Dance / Acrobatics and Juggling / Corporal Therapy (yoga, tai chi, etc.) / Literature / Cinema / IT / Crafts / Languages / Art theory, art criticism, literary and cinema criticism, Chile 2004 Arts-Related Classes attended in Past 5 Years: Musica / Dance / Drama / Visual Arts / Photography / Choir / Any crafts (e.g. origami, knitting) / Writing, literacy / Others / None Singapore 2002
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