- •Acknowledgements
- •Table of Contents
- •Executive Summary
- •Key findings
- •Programs and projects for young Muslim Australians
- •Recommendations
- •1. Introduction
- •2. Literature Review
- •3. Methodology Social Ecology Framework
- •Quantitative Research
- •Qualitative Research
- •Sydney Consultations
- •Melbourne Consultations
- •Darwin Consultations
- •4. Quantitative Analysis
- •Characteristics of the sample
- •Clarendon
- •Vineyard
- •National f:!.Ark
- •Number of respondents
- •Religious observance
- •Life in Australia
- •Experience of discrimination
- •5. Qualitative Analysis
- •Identity Development
- •Social networks of bonding and bridging
- •Aspiration and inspiration
- •Safety, Belonging and Displacement
- •Racism, prejudice and discrimination
- •Media and representation
- •Sustaining youth programs
- •6. Conclusions
- •Mapping Social Ecology
- •Voices of Influence
- •Best practice models
- •7. Recommendations
- •A final note
- •8. Bibliography
- •Identities in Europe and Australia, Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs, 28 (1): 7‐25.
- •Appendix a
- •Appendix b
- •Values and beliefs
Appendix b
Questionnaire
ABOUT YOU
Q1: In what year were you born? (2 digit)
Q2: Are you male or female?
A. Male
B. Female
Q3: Suburb of residence Postcode
Q4: Are you
A. Australian citizen
B. Australian resident
C. Asylum applicant awaiting determination
D. Temp. visitor (inc. 457 visa)
Q5: What is the main language spoken between you and your parents?
A. English
B. Other (which):
Q6: If you use a language other than English at home, how would you describe your language level?
A. Can understand and speak a little
B. Can understand and speak quite well
C. Can read language with difficulty
D. Can read the language well
E. Can write the language with difficulty
F. Can write the language well
G. Other:
Q7: Your Country of birth A. Australia B. Other: Q8: Mother's Country of birth A. Australia B. Other: Q9: Father's Country of birth A. Australia B. Other: Q10: Your marital status
A. Single
B. Married C. Divorced D. Widowed E. Other
Q11: What is your current occupation? (Please tick all that apply.)
At high school |
At TAFE |
At College/University |
Employed full/Time |
Employed Part/Time |
Unemployed |
Illness or disability benefit |
Employed in business or industry |
Employed in government |
Employed in community |
Self‐employed/business owner |
Other: |
Q12: What is the main Mosque(s) and/or prayer room you usually attend?
YOUR IDENTITY
Q13: Do you feel good about living in Australia?
Yes |
Sometimes |
Rarely |
No |
Q14: Thinking about living in Australia, would you say you are:
Australian |
Australian Muslim |
Partly Australian and partly of another ethnicity or nationality |
Of another nationality or ethnicity |
Other: |
Q15: Thinking about contemporary political issues in Australia, please tick the most important issues for you.
Health system |
Education system |
Economic crisis |
Security and terrorism |
Australian foreign policy in the Middle East |
Indigenous people’s situation |
Human rights |
Multiculturalism |
Corruption in public life |
Climate change and environment |
Refugees and border protection |
Personal safety |
Q16: What ideas and people inspire you?
Values and beliefs
Q17: Here is a list of qualities that can be encouraged at home. Which, if any, do you consider to be especially important? Please choose up to 5 that are important to you. (Please choose up to
5.)
Politeness and neatness |
Independent |
Hard work |
Honesty |
Responsibility |
Patience |
Imagination |
Tolerance and respect for other people |
Leadership |
Thrift |
Religious practices |
Obedience |
SOCIAL NETWORKS
Q18: What proportion of your friends are Muslim?
All |
Most |
Some |
Non |
I don’t have friends |
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Q19: What Muslim organizations do you belong to or participate in (eg religious, sporting, cultural, social, etc.) What's the best thing about them for you?
Q20: What non‐Muslim organizations do you belong to or participate in (eg religious, sporting, cultural, social, etc.)What's the best thing about them for you?
MEDIA USE AND SOURCES OF INFORMATION
Q21: Thinking of the top five Web sites you have used in the last few months, for what purposes did you use them?
Site |
Use |
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Q22: Which of the following do you/have you uploaded to (that is, not just looked at but also added to)?
My own blog, facebook or MyPsace etc. site |
Someone else’s blog, facebook or MySpace etc. site |
Picture site (eg Picasa, Flickr) |
Youtube/Vimeo etc. |
LinkIn |
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MSN |
Other: |
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Q23: Where or whom would you normally turn to for information about personal problems?
Parents/Grandparents/ Uncles/Aunts |
Brothers/Sisters/ cousins |
Friends |
Teacher/Counsellor |
Internet website, forum or chatroom |
Australian cable TV |
Satellite TV |
Free to air TV |
Am or FM Radio |
Newspapers |
Community elder |
Youth leader |
Religious advisor |
Other: |
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Q24: Where or whom would you normally turn to for information about politics and world events?
Parents/Grandparents/ Uncles/Aunts |
Brothers/Sisters/ cousins |
Friends |
Teacher/Counsellor |
Internet website, forum or chatroom |
Australian cable TV |
Satellite TV |
Free to air TV |
Am or FM Radio |
Newspapers |
Community elder |
Youth leader |
Religious advisor |
Other: |
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Q25: Thinking about your leisure time, which singers/ groups/ musicians/ films/ events/ concerts etc. are you following/have you attended recently? (Please indicate if your religious belief mean that you do not listen to music.)
Q26: Thinking about media and sports and political and academic “celebrities” in Australia (both Muslim and non‐Muslim), whom do you think has contributed most positively to images of Muslims?
Q27: Thinking about significant people or opinion leaders, which if any do you see as creating misunderstanding between Muslims and non‐Muslims?
Q28: Thinking about important issues, which if any do you see as creating misunderstanding between Muslims and non‐Muslims?
Q29: Thinking about community leaders in Australia, whom do you look to as a source of good advice and clear thinking about issues?
EXPERIENCE OF DISCRIMINATION
Q30: How often have you experienced any anti‐Muslim prejudice and/or discrimination at school, TAFE, University or at another education institution?
Never |
Once |
A few times |
Often |
Q31: How often have you experienced any anti‐Muslim prejudice and/or discrimination in public places and spaces, including at work or on transport?
Never |
Once |
A few times |
Often |
RELIGIOUS PRACTICE
Q32: How regularly do you pray?
Five times a day |
One to four times a day |
Friday prayer only |
Occasionally |
Eid days only |
Never |
Other |
Q33: Do you fast all or some of Ramadan?
All Some Not at all
Q34: Do you only eat Halal food?
Yes When possible Not important
Q35: Do you wear hijab (answer only if you are female)?
Yes Sometimes No
Q36: How would you describe your religious affiliation?
Muslim(general) |
Sunni |
Shi`a |
Islam`ili |
`Alawi |
Sufi |
Druze |
Other |
AND NOW....
Q37: Do you have any other comments you would like to make?
