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Take part in the survey on bias motivated violence in Wrocław.
Your answers will help us understand the scale of this phenomenon in Wrocław and prepare specific recommendations for the city authorities to counter it more effectively.

Do you need someone to talk to or support?
Contact Anna “Omo” Galik – first contact person regarding bias motivated violence

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More information: nomada.info.pl/uslugi/przemoc-motywowana-uprzedzeniami

The data controller is Stowarzyszenie NOMADA, ul. Dubois 11–13, 50-208 Wrocław, [email protected]

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Bias motivated violence

Bias motivated violence happens when someone treats you aggressively or with hostility because they believe you belong to a certain group of people. This could be because of your origin, skin colour, religion, the language you speak, your sexual orientation, gender, or disability.

Sometimes the perpetrator only assumes you are part of a group – for example based on your appearance, accent, or clothing – and attacks you even if it isn’t true. They may act out of hate, contempt, or strong dislike towards that group.

Bias motivated violence can take many forms, for example: insulting or shouting at someone (“go back to your country!”, “terrorists!”, racial slurs), threatening to hurt or beat someone, physical violence – such as hitting, spitting, pushing, or damaging belongings, painting hateful slogans or symbols on buildings, community spaces, or meeting places, posting hateful comments, insults, or threats online.

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Age^*

0-17

18-24

25-34

35-44

45-54

55+

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Gender^*

Woman

Man

Non-binary person

Prefer not to say

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Country of origin/Ethnic background^*

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How long have you been living in Wrocław?^*

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Have you experienced bias motivated violence in Wrocław?^*

Yes

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How many times have you experienced bias motivated violence in Wrocław?^*

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Why do you think you were attacked?^*

You can choose more than one answer

Ethnic background

Nationality

Skin colour

Language

Religion

Political views

Gender identity

Sexual orientation

Disability

Age

Clothing

Economic status

Homelessness

Addiction

Other

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Have you experienced verbal violence?^*

(offensive words, insults)

Yes

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[Verbal violence] Describe what happened.^*

What words were used, where it happened (e.g. park, shop, street), provide the approximate location (street name, district name), what did the perpetrators say and what was their behaviour

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[Verbal violence] Who committed this violence?^*

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Someone I know

A stranger

A group of strangers

Someone from my close circle (family, friends)

Flatmate/housemate

Neighbor

Colleague

Supervisor/manager

Teacher

Healthcare worker

Social worker

Civil servant

Police officer

Other

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[Verbal violence] Were there witnesses to this violence?^*

Yes

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[Verbal violence] What was the reaction of the witnesses?^*

You can choose more than one answer

Called or helped call the police

Called or helped call an ambulance

Recorded or photographed the incident

Verbally opposed the perpetrator

Defended me from physical aggression by the perpetrator

Tried to calm the situation (e.g. by separating the perpetrator from me)

Helped me reach a safe place

Gave me emotional support (e.g. talked to me, showed compassion)

Gave me contacts to organisations helping people experiencing violence or to support groups

Watched but did nothing

Left the scene without doing anything

Pretended nothing was happening

Laughed or commented on the situation in an offensive way

Tried to silence me

Blamed me for the incident

Joined or supported the perpetrator(s)

Other

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[Verbal violence] Did you report this incident anywhere?^*

Yes

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[Verbal violence] Why didn’t you report the incident^*

You can choose more than one answer

I didn’t know where to report it

I was afraid it would negatively affect my residence status

I thought it was “too small a matter” to report

I was afraid the police would not take it seriously

I was afraid the perpetrator would find out and the situation would get worse

I had no evidence (e.g. witnesses, recordings)

I didn’t know I could report it to the police or prosecutor’s office

I don’t trust the police or prosecutor’s office

The police did not contact me again after leaving the scene

I previously experienced inadequate action from the police in a similar situation

I don’t speak Polish well enough to report it

I was in shock

I didn’t have time

I didn’t know this is a crime

I wanted to forget about it as quickly as possible

Such situations happen so often that I got used to them

Someone else advised me not to report it

Other

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[Verbal violence] Where did you report the incident?

Police or prosecutor’s office

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[Verbal violence] How do you assess the reaction to your report?^*

You can choose more than one answer

I was treated professionally, as I expected

I was informed about my rights and obligations

The further steps in my case were explained to me clearly

The police or prosecutor’s office provided an interpreter

I was required to bring my own interpreter

I was shown empathy and willingness to support me

The police or prosecutor identified the perpetrator

My report was ignored or trivialised

The police or prosecutor did not know what bias motivated violence is

I received no feedback after reporting the incident

I experienced prejudice from the police or prosecutor’s office

I was refused the possibility to file a report about this incident

The people I reported to did not know what bias motivated violence is

They helped me report the incident to the police or prosecutor’s office

They referred me to an organisation that supports people experiencing bias motivated violence

Other

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[Verbal violence] Describe why you were refused or what prejudice you experienced from the police or prosecutor’s office^*

If none, write 'Not applicable'

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Has anyone threatened you?^*

e.g. verbally, through gestures, by email/SMS message

Yes

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[Threats] Describe what happened^*

What words were used, where it happened (e.g. park, shop, street), provide the approximate location (street name, district name), what did the perpetrators say and what was their behaviour

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[Threats] Who committed this violence?^*

You can choose more than one answer

Someone I know

A stranger

A group of strangers

Someone from my close circle (family, friends)

Flatmate/housemate

Neighbor

Colleague

Supervisor/manager

Teacher

Healthcare worker

Social worker

Civil servant

Police officer

Other

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[Threats] Were there witnesses to this violence?^*

Yes

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[Threats] What was the reaction of the witnesses?^*

You can choose more than one answer

Called or helped call the police

Called or helped call an ambulance

Recorded or photographed the incident

Verbally opposed the perpetrator

Defended me from physical aggression by the perpetrator

Tried to calm the situation (e.g. by separating the perpetrator from me)

Helped me reach a safe place

Gave me emotional support (e.g. talked to me, showed compassion)

Gave me contacts to organisations helping people experiencing violence or to support groups

Watched but did nothing

Left the scene without doing anything

Pretended nothing was happening

Laughed or commented on the situation in an offensive way

Tried to silence me

Blamed me for the incident

Joined or supported the perpetrator(s)

Other

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[Threats] Did you report this incident anywhere?^*

Yes

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[Threats] Why didn’t you report the incident^*

You can choose more than one answer

I didn’t know where to report it

I was afraid it would negatively affect my residence status

I thought it was “too small a matter” to report

I was afraid the police would not take it seriously

I was afraid the perpetrator would find out and the situation would get worse

I had no evidence (e.g. witnesses, recordings)

I didn’t know I could report it to the police or prosecutor’s office

I don’t trust the police or prosecutor’s office

The police did not contact me again after leaving the scene

I previously experienced inadequate action from the police in a similar situation

I don’t speak Polish well enough to report it

I was in shock

I didn’t have time

I didn’t know this is a crime

I wanted to forget about it as quickly as possible

Such situations happen so often that I got used to them

Someone else advised me not to report it

Other

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[Threats] Where did you report the incident?

Police or prosecutor’s office

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[Threats] How do you assess the reaction to your report?^*

You can choose more than one answer

I was treated professionally, as I expected

I was informed about my rights and obligations

The further steps in my case were explained to me clearly

The police or prosecutor’s office provided an interpreter

I was required to bring my own interpreter

I was shown empathy and willingness to support me

The police or prosecutor identified the perpetrator

My report was ignored or trivialised

The police or prosecutor did not know what bias motivated violence is

I received no feedback after reporting the incident

I experienced prejudice from the police or prosecutor’s office

I was refused the possibility to file a report about this incident

The people I reported to did not know what bias motivated violence is

They helped me report the incident to the police or prosecutor’s office

They referred me to an organisation that supports people experiencing bias motivated violence

Other

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[Threats] Describe why you were refused or what prejudice you experienced from the police or prosecutor’s office^*

If none, write 'Not applicable'

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Have you experienced physical violence?^*

Yes

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[Physical violence] Describe what happened^*

What words were used, where it happened (e.g. park, shop, street), provide the approximate location (street name, district name), what did the perpetrators say and what was their behaviour

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[Physical violence] Who committed this violence?^*

You can choose more than one answer

Someone I know

A stranger

A group of strangers

Someone from my close circle (family, friends)

Flatmate/housemate

Neighbor

Colleague

Supervisor/manager

Teacher

Healthcare worker

Social worker

Civil servant

Police officer

Other

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[Physical violence] Were there witnesses to this violence?^*

Yes

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[Physical violence] What was the reaction of the witnesses?^*

You can choose more than one answer

Called or helped call the police

Called or helped call an ambulance

Recorded or photographed the incident

Verbally opposed the perpetrator

Defended me from physical aggression by the perpetrator

Tried to calm the situation (e.g. by separating the perpetrator from me)

Helped me reach a safe place

Gave me emotional support (e.g. talked to me, showed compassion)

Gave me contacts to organisations helping people experiencing violence or to support groups

Watched but did nothing

Left the scene without doing anything

Pretended nothing was happening

Laughed or commented on the situation in an offensive way

Tried to silence me

Blamed me for the incident

Joined or supported the perpetrator(s)

Other

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[Physical violence] Did you report this incident anywhere?^*

Yes

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[Physical violence] Why didn’t you report the incident^*

You can choose more than one answer

I didn’t know where to report it

I was afraid it would negatively affect my residence status

I thought it was “too small a matter” to report

I was afraid the police would not take it seriously

I was afraid the perpetrator would find out and the situation would get worse

I had no evidence (e.g. witnesses, recordings)

I didn’t know I could report it to the police or prosecutor’s office

I don’t trust the police or prosecutor’s office

The police did not contact me again after leaving the scene

I previously experienced inadequate action from the police in a similar situation

I don’t speak Polish well enough to report it

I was in shock

I didn’t have time

I didn’t know this is a crime

I wanted to forget about it as quickly as possible

Such situations happen so often that I got used to them

Someone else advised me not to report it

Other

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[Physical violence] Where did you report the incident?

Police or prosecutor’s office

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[Physical violence] How do you assess the reaction to your report?^*

You can choose more than one answer

I was treated professionally, as I expected

I was informed about my rights and obligations

The further steps in my case were explained to me clearly

The police or prosecutor’s office provided an interpreter

I was required to bring my own interpreter

I was shown empathy and willingness to support me

The police or prosecutor identified the perpetrator

My report was ignored or trivialised

The police or prosecutor did not know what bias motivated violence is

I received no feedback after reporting the incident

I experienced prejudice from the police or prosecutor’s office

I was refused the possibility to file a report about this incident

The people I reported to did not know what bias motivated violence is

They helped me report the incident to the police or prosecutor’s office

They referred me to an organisation that supports people experiencing bias motivated violence

Other

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[Physical violence] Describe why you were refused or what prejudice you experienced from the police or prosecutor’s office^*

If none, write 'Not applicable'

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Has anyone violated your bodily integrity?^*

e.g. spitting, unwanted touching, pushing, grabbing, shoving, restraining, pulling

Yes

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[Bodily integrity] Describe what happened^*

What words were used, where it happened (e.g. park, shop, street), provide the approximate location (street name, district name), what did the perpetrators say and what was their behaviour

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[Bodily integrity] Who committed this violence?^*

You can choose more than one answer

Someone I know

A stranger

A group of strangers

Someone from my close circle (family, friends)

Flatmate/housemate

Neighbour

Colleague

Supervisor/manager

Teacher

Healthcare worker

Social worker

Civil servant

Police officer

Other

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[Bodily integrity] Were there witnesses to this violence?^*

Yes

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[Bodily integrity] What was the reaction of the witnesses?^*

You can choose more than one answer

Called or helped call the police

Called or helped call an ambulance

Recorded or photographed the incident

Verbally opposed the perpetrator

Defended me from physical aggression by the perpetrator

Tried to calm the situation (e.g. by separating the perpetrator from me)

Helped me reach a safe place

Gave me emotional support (e.g. talked to me, showed compassion)

Gave me contacts to organisations helping people experiencing violence or to support groups

Watched but did nothing

Left the scene without doing anything

Pretended nothing was happening

Laughed or commented on the situation in an offensive way

Tried to silence me

Blamed me for the incident

Joined or supported the perpetrator(s)

Other

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[Bodily integrity] Did you report this incident anywhere?^*

Yes

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[Bodily integrity] Why didn’t you report the incident^*

You can choose more than one answer

I didn’t know where to report it

I was afraid it would negatively affect my residence status

I thought it was “too small a matter” to report

I was afraid the police would not take it seriously

I was afraid the perpetrator would find out and the situation would get worse

I had no evidence (e.g. witnesses, recordings)

I didn’t know I could report it to the police or prosecutor’s office

I don’t trust the police or prosecutor’s office

The police did not contact me again after leaving the scene

I previously experienced inadequate action from the police in a similar situation

I don’t speak Polish well enough to report it

I was in shock

I didn’t have time

I didn’t know this is a crime

I wanted to forget about it as quickly as possible

Such situations happen so often that I got used to them

Someone else advised me not to report it

Other

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[Bodily integrity] Where did you report the incident?

Police or prosecutor’s office

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[Bodily integrity] How do you assess the reaction to your report?^*

You can choose more than one answer

I was treated professionally, as I expected

I was informed about my rights and obligations

The further steps in my case were explained to me clearly

The police or prosecutor’s office provided an interpreter

I was required to bring my own interpreter

I was shown empathy and willingness to support me

The police or prosecutor identified the perpetrator

My report was ignored or trivialised

The police or prosecutor did not know what bias motivated violence is

I received no feedback after reporting the incident

I experienced prejudice from the police or prosecutor’s office

I was refused the possibility to file a report about this incident

The people I reported to did not know what bias motivated violence is

They helped me report the incident to the police or prosecutor’s office

They referred me to an organisation that supports people experiencing bias motivated violence

Other

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[Bodily integrity] Describe why you were refused or what prejudice you experienced from the police or prosecutor’s office^*

If none, write 'Not applicable,

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Have you experienced sexual harassment?^*

Yes

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[Sexual harrassment] Describe what happened^*

What words were used, where it happened (e.g. park, shop, street), provide the approximate location (street name, district name), what did the perpetrators say and what was their behaviour

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[Sexual harrassment] Who committed this violence?^*

You can choose more than one answer

Someone I know

A stranger

A group of strangers

Someone from my close circle (family, friends)

Flatmate/housemate

Neighbour

Colleague

Supervisor/manager

Teacher

Healthcare worker

Social worker

Civil servant

Police officer

Other

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[Sexual harrassment] Were there witnesses to this violence?^*

Yes

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[Sexual harrassment] What was the reaction of the witnesses?^*

You can choose more than one answer

Called or helped call the police

Called or helped call an ambulance

Recorded or photographed the incident

Verbally opposed the perpetrator

Defended me from physical aggression by the perpetrator

Tried to calm the situation (e.g. by separating the perpetrator from me)

Helped me reach a safe place

Gave me emotional support (e.g. talked to me, showed compassion)

Gave me contacts to organisations helping people experiencing violence or to support groups

Watched but did nothing

Left the scene without doing anything

Pretended nothing was happening

Laughed or commented on the situation in an offensive way

Tried to silence me

Blamed me for the incident

Joined or supported the perpetrator(s)

Other

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[Sexual harrassment] Did you report this incident anywhere?^*

Yes

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[Sexual harrassment] Why didn’t you report the incident^*

You can choose more than one answer

I didn’t know where to report it

I was afraid it would negatively affect my residence status

I thought it was “too small a matter” to report

I was afraid the police would not take it seriously

I was afraid the perpetrator would find out and the situation would get worse

I had no evidence (e.g. witnesses, recordings)

I didn’t know I could report it to the police or prosecutor’s office

I don’t trust the police or prosecutor’s office

The police did not contact me again after leaving the scene

I previously experienced inadequate action from the police in a similar situation

I don’t speak Polish well enough to report it

I was in shock

I didn’t have time

I didn’t know this is a crime

I wanted to forget about it as quickly as possible

Such situations happen so often that I got used to them

Someone else advised me not to report it

Other

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[Sexual harrassment] Where did you report the incident?

Police or prosecutor’s office

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[Sexual harrassment] How do you assess the reaction to your report?^*

You can choose more than one answer

I was treated professionally, as I expected

I was informed about my rights and obligations

The further steps in my case were explained to me clearly

The police or prosecutor’s office provided an interpreter

I was required to bring my own interpreter

I was shown empathy and willingness to support me

The police or prosecutor identified the perpetrator

My report was ignored or trivialised

The police or prosecutor did not know what bias motivated violence is

I received no feedback after reporting the incident

I experienced prejudice from the police or prosecutor’s office

I was refused the possibility to file a report about this incident

The people I reported to did not know what bias motivated violence is

They helped me report the incident to the police or prosecutor’s office

They referred me to an organisation that supports people experiencing bias motivated violence

Other

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[Sexual harrassment] Describe why you were refused or what prejudice you experienced from the police or prosecutor’s office^*

If none, write 'Not applicable'

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Has anyone deliberately damaged your property?^*

e.g. breaking a window, damaging a car, etc

Yes

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[Property damage] Describe what happened^*

What words were used, where it happened (e.g. park, shop, street), provide the approximate location (street name, district name), what did the perpetrators say and what was their behaviour

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[Property damage] Who committed this violence?^*

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Someone I know

A stranger

A group of strangers

Someone from my close circle (family, friends)

Flatmate/housemate

Neighbour

Colleague

Supervisor/manager

Teacher

Healthcare worker

Social worker

Civil servant

Police officer

Other

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[Property damage] Were there witnesses to this violence?^*

Yes

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[Property damage] What was the reaction of the witnesses?^*

You can choose more than one answer

Called or helped call the police

Called or helped call an ambulance

Recorded or photographed the incident

Verbally opposed the perpetrator

Defended me from physical aggression by the perpetrator

Tried to calm the situation (e.g. by separating the perpetrator from me)

Helped me reach a safe place

Gave me emotional support (e.g. talked to me, showed compassion)

Gave me contacts to organisations helping people experiencing violence or to support groups

Watched but did nothing

Left the scene without doing anything

Pretended nothing was happening

Laughed or commented on the situation in an offensive way

Tried to silence me

Blamed me for the incident

Joined or supported the perpetrator(s)

Other

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[Property damage] Did you report this incident anywhere?^*

Yes

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[Property damage] Why didn’t you report the incident^*

You can choose more than one answer

I didn’t know where to report it

I was afraid it would negatively affect my residence status

I thought it was “too small a matter” to report

I was afraid the police would not take it seriously

I was afraid the perpetrator would find out and the situation would get worse

I had no evidence (e.g. witnesses, recordings)

I didn’t know I could report it to the police or prosecutor’s office

I don’t trust the police or prosecutor’s office

The police did not contact me again after leaving the scene

I previously experienced inadequate action from the police in a similar situation

I don’t speak Polish well enough to report it

I was in shock

I didn’t have time

I didn’t know this is a crime

I wanted to forget about it as quickly as possible

Such situations happen so often that I got used to them

Someone else advised me not to report it

Other

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[Property damage] Where did you report the incident?

Police or prosecutor’s office

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[Property damage] How do you assess the reaction to your report?^*

You can choose more than one answer

I was treated professionally, as I expected

I was informed about my rights and obligations

The further steps in my case were explained to me clearly

The police or prosecutor’s office provided an interpreter

I was required to bring my own interpreter

I was shown empathy and willingness to support me

The police or prosecutor identified the perpetrator

My report was ignored or trivialised

The police or prosecutor did not know what bias motivated violence is

I received no feedback after reporting the incident

I experienced prejudice from the police or prosecutor’s office

I was refused the possibility to file a report about this incident

The people I reported to did not know what bias motivated violence is

They helped me report the incident to the police or prosecutor’s office

They referred me to an organisation that supports people experiencing bias motivated violence

Other

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[Property damage] Describe why you were refused or what prejudice you experienced from the police or prosecutor’s office^*

If none, write 'Not applicable'

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Has experiencing bias motivated violence affected your daily life?^*

Yes

Hard to say

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In what way has experiencing bias motivated violence affected your daily life?^*

You can choose more than one answer

I avoid places where similar incidents happened before

I try not to use my native language in public

I change my clothing to adapt my appearance to the majority

I limit my presence in public spaces

I started to fear for my safety

I feel stressed and tense

I gave up studying or working

I am afraid to go out alone

I try to always move in a group

I am considering moving to another city

I am considering moving to another country

Other

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In your opinion, have incidents of bias motivated violence in Wrocław increased recently?^*

Yes

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What made you think so?^*

You can choose more than one answer

More politicians’ statements stigmatising migrants appeared

Anti-immigrant / nationalist marches and demonstrations were organised

More hateful inscriptions, symbols or graffiti appeared in public spaces

I more often heard offensive comments and jokes about migrants or other minorities

There are more physical assaults and aggressive behaviours against migrants

More hateful comments and content about migrants appeared online

In my surroundings (e.g. at work, school, neighbourhood) I more often observe negative attitudes towards migrants

The media publicised more cases of violence or discrimination against migrants and minorities

The political situation has fuelled negative emotions towards migrants

I noticed more controls, comments or unpleasant situations from the authorities (e.g. police, border guard)

It has become harder for me to find a job or housing because of my origin/appearance/accent

I experienced greater social isolation (e.g. people avoiding contact, no invitations, worse treatment in everyday situations)

I noticed that in my school / workplace / institution there are fewer reactions to manifestations of discrimination and hate

The atmosphere in the neighbourhood / local community towards migrants has worsened

I feel more fear for my own safety or that of my loved ones

The law has changed and new regulations have worsened the situation of migrants and refugees

The number of incidents against people from my community (e.g. religious, national, ethnic, LGBTQIA+) has increased

More people around me share experiences of bias motivated violence

I feel that there is more disinformation and fake news about migrants in social media

Other

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What actions should the city of Wrocław take to counter bias motivated violence?^*

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Provide an intervention support point (both on-site and online) for people experiencing bias motivated violence – with psychological, legal and interpreting support

Create a local city policy of Wrocław to counter such violence

Develop a local unit to counter bias motivated violence

Training law enforcement officers to recognise bias motivated violence.

Provide educational materials on countering bias motivated violence in various languages in public spaces

Organise integration events

Provide financial support for organisations that support people experiencing bias motivated violence

Organise social campaigns focused on encouraging reactions to bias motivated violence

Introduce mandatory anti-discrimination programmes in schools – workshops on stereotypes, prejudice, online hate

Training for civil servants, teachers, social workers – how to recognise and respond to bias motivated violence

Create a safe reporting procedure – e.g. possibility of anonymous online reporting in several languages

Implement rehabilitation programmes for perpetrators of violence

Publicly share information about the number of convictions of perpetrators of bias motivated violence

Public condemnation of bias motivated violence by local authorities

Mapping places where such attacks occur and increasing monitoring and police patrols there

Other

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Your answers will be included in the report with conclusions and recommendations for the city. Once the survey is completed, we will publish the results on nomada.info.pl.

If after filling in the survey you feel the need to talk about your experiences, would like to know how to report incidents of bias motivated violence to the police, or need support in another form – please feel free to get in touch.
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More information: nomada.info.pl/uslugi/przemoc-motywowana-uprzedzeniami

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This survey was created as part of the project “See, Understand, React – diagnosing bias motivated violence in Wrocław”, co-financed by the Municipality of Wrocław.

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