Welcome to the self-assessment survey designed to evaluate various aspects of your artistic and professional capacities.

The objective of the research is to explore the level of capacities of street artists to design, establish, and facilitate meaningful, participatory, and transformative social dialogue through the artwork creation, thus bringing positive social change to communities across Europe, primarily in the field of social cohesion. Findings from this research will be used solely for the development of innovative street art practices and transnational collaboration opportunities within the project “Pass the Street (Art), Shake the Hand”.

Please answer the questions honestly and thoughtfully, as they will help you reflect on your current skills and identify areas for potential growth.

ABOUT THE SURVEY

The survey is divided into six chapters, each focusing on a specific area of your practice and knowledge.

The six chapters are as follows:

1. Introduction (5 questions)
2. Assessment of Capacities for Developing Socially Engaging Street Artworks (5 questions)
3. Assessment of Capacities for Facilitation of Transnational Dialogue with Citizens (5 questions)
4. Assessment of Capacities for Transnational Artistic Collaboration on Artwork Development (5 questions)
5. Assessment of Level of Knowledge in EU Policy Initiatives Related to Social Inclusion and Integration (4 questions)
6. Assessment of Capacities for Fundraising and Crowdfunding (4 questions)

There are a total of 28 questions in this survey. Most questions are closed-ended, with a single answer required. However, one exceptions allow for multiple answers, and one requires your input. Please make sure to read the instructions carefully.

Your responses will provide valuable insights into your current capacities, helping you to assess your strengths and areas where further development may be beneficial.

To ensure the accuracy and timeliness of the data collected, please be aware that responses to this survey must be submitted by April 4th, 2025. All responses received after this date will unfortunately not be considered for analysis.

The project PASS is co-funded by the European Union.