1.

Did you watch SEEKING SOLUTIONS on PBS?

Yes   No

If so, did you watch
for one hour or more?
for less than one hour?

Did you watch with your children?
Did you watch with any of your neighbors?

2.

What attracted you to watch SEEKING SOLUTIONS?

I read a newspaper article or review.
A friend told me about it.
I regularly check what is on PBS.
I heard about it through the crime prevention symposium.
I was channel surfing and this program caught my attention.

3.

On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the best, how would you rate the show overall?

--- Rate the show ---- 5 4 3 2 1

4.

On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the best, how would you rate:

The story about stopping a gang war in Washington?

The story about Oregon inmates working with teens?

The public dialogue about dealing with teen violence?

The story about community spirit in Chicago's Uptown?

The story about taking back Blue Hills from drug dealers?

The public dialogue about fighting street crime?

The story about the black church burnings?

The story about the tolerance class at San Clemente High School?

The public dialogue about confronting hate crimes?

5.

What were the main lessons that you learned from this program? (check as many as you want)

The importance of listening to teens?
The need to give teens alternatives to street life?
The importance of breaking out of our isolation and working together?
The power of ordinary citizens to lower the crime rate and make communities safe?
How well some communities work together with police?
The need for individuals to take action in their own community?
Something else:

6.

Has this program informed and motivated you to take action in your home town?

Yes
No
Maybe

7.

What else would you like to have seen included in SEEKING SOLUTIONS?

8.

What issues and topics would you like to see us report on in the future?

9.

Is there anything else that you want to tell us about your reactions to this program?